David Nazar interviews Costa Mesa Mayor Allan Mansoor about his desire to change the city’s immigration law.
Tag: Immigration
Posted inCosta Mesa, Investigative, Politics & Elections
Immigration Back as an Election Issue from Costa Mesa to Sacramento
Costa Mesa City Council passes ‘Rule of Law.’ Meanwhile, Meg Whitman’s 50-point lead for the GOP nomination for governor dwindles to 11. Her stance on immigration in the wake of the new Arizona law is cited.
Posted inInvestigative, Norberto Santana Jr., Politics & Elections, Santa Ana
Immigration Back as an Election Issue — LA Edition
Los Angeles goes much further than Santa Ana on critique of Arizona immigration law. That council’s boycott of Arizona businesses shows how strongly the issue has reemerged and how complicated boycotts can be.
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, Norberto Santana Jr., Politics & Elections
New Poll Offers Glimpse into Sheriff’s Race Issues
Brandman University poll details surprising results on guns and immigration.
Posted inInvestigative, Politics & Elections
Immigration Back as Election Issue (Another Take)
LA Times analyzes how the issue is playing in the race for one of California’s U.S. Senate seats.
Posted inInvestigative, Norberto Santana Jr., Politics & Elections, Santa Ana, Transportation
Santa Ana Vote Shows Immigration Back as Election Issue in OC
City first, and perhaps only, in Orange County to officially denounce law that allows police to probe someone’s immigration status. Vote was unanimous and appeared to be debated in advance of the meeting.
Posted inCountywide, Dana Point, Government, Investigative, Top Stories
Tradition Goes Up Against a Better Business Vision
Dana Point and Huntington Beach families battle it out over beach concession and in the process show a side of county government that few see.
Posted inMission Viejo, Politics & Elections
Can Mission Viejo’s Divided Republicans Unite?
That is what the new Mission Viejo Republican Club hopes to accomplish. But burying the hatchet will be tough.
Posted inCountywide, Fullerton, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
Checkpoints Don’t Catch Many Drunks But They Rake in the Bucks
Statistics show that police make relatively few drunk-driving arrests at DUI checkpoints. But they are a magnet for federal grant dollars.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Laguna Niguel, Top Stories
Laguna Niguel Councilman Spars with Minuteman over E-verify
Paul Glaab is dubious of the federal government’s controversial immigration check database. This makes Minuteman founder Jim Gilchrist dubious of Glaab.
