Here’s where Santa Ana’s political candidates stand on automated license plate readers commonly referred to as Flock cameras.
Tag: Sandra De Anda
Posted inSanta Ana
Santana: Why Is a Free Press Not Welcome in Santa Ana?
This year’s election debates are surfacing a dangerous tendency among the majority of council members to avoid press questions.
Posted inSanta Ana
Pulling Santa Ana Out of a Deficit: Political Candidates’ Plans to Solve City Budget Woes
Here’s how Santa Ana’s political candidates plan to address the city’s budget issues if they are elected to city council in November.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Many Orange County Cities Stay Silent on ICE Raids
Officials across OC are still grappling with how to respond to ICE raids about a year since they kicked off, while others are taking action either in support of immigrants or in support of federal enforcement.
Posted inGovernment
Thousands of People Rail Against ICE Raids, Other Federal Policies in Orange County
Saturday marked the second round of the “No Kings” protests as thousands of residents railed against what they say is an increasingly hostile federal government – it was just one of the thousands of rallies held across the country.
Posted inCosta Mesa
Costa Mesa Inches Closer to an Immigration Legal Defense Fund
Costa Mesa is moving forward with launching an immigration legal defense fund, potentially starting a rental registry and supporting a lawsuit challenging deportation sweeps in Southern California.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Renews Legal Defense Fund for Immigrants; Will Costa Mesa Follow?
Santa Ana officials are re-uping their immigration defense legal fund months into widespread deportation sweeps. Will Costa Mesa launch their own fund to protect immigrants in court?
Posted inCosta Mesa
Costa Mesa Donates $100K for Immigration Aid; Explores Joining Lawsuit Against ICE Sweeps
Officials are donating $100,000 to be used towards helping immigrants impacted by ICE raids while contemplating starting a legal defense aid fund and challenging the immigration sweeps in court.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Tustin Landscaper Violently Arrested in Deportation Sweeps Says Hope Lives
On Friday, Narciso Barranco – whose arrest made national news last month – gave his first public remarks on the issue Friday as he and his family have become a focal point on how the deportation raids impact families.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
OC Leaders Face Off Against Whether to Tell Residents How Often ICE is in Town
Records show federal immigration officials have been active in three OC cities as federal agents recently arrested people at immigration court in Santa Ana, prompting debate on whether local officials should disclose ICE courtesy calls.
