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BREAKING!!!

CALIFORNIA Gov To Be PROSECUTED!

It's happening, folks!

California might be on the path of being great again.

They've been hoarding illegal immigrants for ages, and it could all come to a close

sooner than we think.

Gov. Jerry Brown and his liberal Democratic leadership have placed public safety in harm

for way too long.

Every time an illegal immigrant criminal is protected under sanctuary status, the people

are then placed in danger.

California is like an apartment building overcrowded with illegal immigrant criminals and Hollywood's

sexual predators.

Almost sounds like a prison, right?

Throw in a few wildfires, and you've got a crazy movie that could write itself!

Too bad it seems like the California government already wrote the script.

Now things are changing.

Now Gov. Jerry Brown is facing prosecution and a force that can't be reckoned with.

If he has any morals or sense left, then he'll make things right by cooperating with federal

law and eliminating every sanctuary status that lingers in California and making the

streets less safe for everyday Americans.

California's Governor is about to get a knock on the door from Thomas Homan, the current

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director.

Homan straight up said that California "better hold on tight" the moment Brown allowed

the sanctuary state law to happen.

The point was made that the sanctuary city status might protect the criminals as they

illegally creep around our beloved American cities looking for another victim, but ICE

has plans to snatch them from their hideaways and send them packing.

It's time for the law to be followed, not turned into a joke, and Americans deserve

safety from harbored criminals who came to America illegally.

Fox News reports: "Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Director Thomas Homan said California "better hold on tight" after its liberal Democratic

governor allowed a sanctuary state law to take effect this week.

Neil Cavuto said that Gov. Jerry Brown claimed the law will protect illegal immigrants living

quietly in the shadows of society from law enforcement intent on "yanking them out

of there."

"I think it's terrible," Homan said, adding that Brown's action put politics

in front of public safety."If Gov. Brown thinks he can protect all the illegal immigrant

criminals and that's good for Americans, then he's wrong.

That's not good for anyone except for those who break the law.

Imagine living in a city crawling with illegal immigrant criminals lurking by the wayside,

just waiting for the next victim to be at their mercy.

Some of the illegal immigrant criminals are involved in sexually related crimes that often

have children as victims.

Is that who Democrats like Gov. Brown wish to protect?

Those types of violent illegal immigrant criminals should be the first people deported.

Fox News continues: "There's no sanctuary from law enforcement,"

he said.

"California better hold on tight – they're about to see a lot more deportation officers.

If politicians don't protect their communities then ICE will."

Homan said illegal alien smuggling organizations will use the California law as a "selling

point" and that Brown "bit off a lot more than he can chew."

Homan said that Brown and other sanctuary-jurisdiction leaders may have violated 8 U.S. Code § 1324

– relating to "harboring certain aliens."

He said he hopes the Justice Department will look into whether officials can be criminally

charged under the statute.

According to text of the federal law cited by Homan, any person "knowing… the fact

that an alien has come to… the United States in violation of the law, conceals, harbors

or shields from detection… such [an] alien in any place" can face fines and/or up to

several years in prison."

Homan essentially suggests that Gov. Brown's activity could lead him to prosecution.

If liberal Democrat leader Gov. Brown is prosecuted and removed from office, then ICE could do

their work without facing any pushback from those who wish to harbor illegal alien criminals.

America has enough of its criminals, so why would anyone wish to contain more in their

country?

This is the same Gov. Brown who made it possible for people to infect others with HIV purposely

and it's no longer a felony.

I believe Governor Brown is breaking the law, needs to be prosecuted, and the people of

California will suffer significantly from him being in charge.

The time has come for an actual change and to Make California Great Again.

For more infomation >> BREAKING!!! CALIFORNIA Gov To Be PROSECUTED! - Duration: 4:56.

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Dry December Has California Farmers Praying For Rain - Duration: 2:33.

For more infomation >> Dry December Has California Farmers Praying For Rain - Duration: 2:33.

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California State Senator Taking Leave Of Absence Amid Harassment Investigation - Duration: 1:28.

For more infomation >> California State Senator Taking Leave Of Absence Amid Harassment Investigation - Duration: 1:28.

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Liberals Seething as Roadside Attraction Goes Viral Hours After California Turns Into Sanctuary - Duration: 3:29.

For more infomation >> Liberals Seething as Roadside Attraction Goes Viral Hours After California Turns Into Sanctuary - Duration: 3:29.

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California TROLLED with Fake Highway Signs After Becoming a Sanctuary State - Duration: 2:22.

For more infomation >> California TROLLED with Fake Highway Signs After Becoming a Sanctuary State - Duration: 2:22.

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Breaking News From ICE DIRECTOR… California Governor To Be PROSECUTED!! - Duration: 3:23.

For more infomation >> Breaking News From ICE DIRECTOR… California Governor To Be PROSECUTED!! - Duration: 3:23.

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Rat Boards Flight At California Airport, Forces Cancellation - Duration: 0:27.

For more infomation >> Rat Boards Flight At California Airport, Forces Cancellation - Duration: 0:27.

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91-Year-Old Preparing Run For California Governor - Duration: 2:11.

For more infomation >> 91-Year-Old Preparing Run For California Governor - Duration: 2:11.

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SANCTUARY CITY SIGNS Pop Up In California: "Felons, Illegals and MS13 Welcome!" - Duration: 2:22.

For more infomation >> SANCTUARY CITY SIGNS Pop Up In California: "Felons, Illegals and MS13 Welcome!" - Duration: 2:22.

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Sexual misconduct allegations cloud California Senate - Duration: 1:17.

For more infomation >> Sexual misconduct allegations cloud California Senate - Duration: 1:17.

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Suspect Arrested After Southern California Chase - Duration: 0:25.

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BREAKING: California's Pot Legalization CRUMBLING After 1 Day - Duration: 3:22.

BREAKING: California's Pot Legalization CRUMBLING After 1 Day

If Prohibition taught us all one thing, it's that if there's some sort of substance that

someone can ingest to increase their happiness, they're going to do it, and making that

substance illegal is only going to create opportunities for nefarious folk to create

a black market.We now see the same thing with marijuana today that we saw with alcohol back

in the day, which is why many places around the country, including California, are starting

to come around to the idea of legalization, transforming the black market into a legitimate

one that's regulated.

Unfortunately for Cali, it seems things are getting off to a bit of a rocky start due

to issues with the computerized system that's supposed to be used to track marijuana plants

from seeds to storefronts in order to make sure the supply doesn't slip through the

cracks into the black market.Fox News has the details:

But recreational cannabis sales began this week without the computer system in use for

pot businesses.

Instead, they are being asked to document sales and transfers of pot manually, using

paper invoices or shipping manifests.

That raises the potential that an unknown amount of weed will continue slipping into

the illicit market, as it has for years.For the moment, "you are looking at pieces of

paper and self-reporting.

A lot of these regulations are not being enforced right now," said Jerred Kiloh, a Los Angeles

dispensary owner who heads the United Cannabis Business Association, an industry group.

The state Department of Food and Agriculture, which is overseeing the tracking system, said

in a statement it was "implemented" Tuesday.

However, it conceded that growers and sellers are not required to use it yet and training

on how to input data will be necessary before it becomes mandatory, apparently later in

the year.

The slow rollout of the tracking system is just one sign of the daunting task facing

the nation's most populous state as it attempts to transform its long-standing medicinal and

illegal marijuana markets into a multibillion-dollar regulated system.

Not since the end of Prohibition in 1933 has such an expansive illegal economy been reshaped

into a legal one.

Some other issues are arising for the transition of marijuana sales into legitimate territory.

One such problem is that the licenses needed for growers, distributors, and sellers are

only temporary and there's a scarcity of licenses available because many local communities

have decided to ban commercial weed sales.

As with anything the government gets involved in, taxation is also proving to be problematic.

The hefty price taxes are adding to the sale price of marijuana products and thus might

drive folks right back to the black market.

Some fear that the new distribution system will inevitably lead to a supply shortage

once the stockpiles currently on shelves run out, which could happen in a matter of weeks.

While there are definitely issues popping up for California, the less government intrusion

into people's private lives, the better, and legalizing marijuana is a step in that

direction.

For more infomation >> BREAKING: California's Pot Legalization CRUMBLING After 1 Day - Duration: 3:22.

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ICE Director Fires Back At Sanctuary California — Throws Down The Gauntlet With 4 Words - Duration: 4:58.

ICE Director Fires Back At Sanctuary California — Throws Down The Gauntlet With 4 Words

This January, a law went into effect that makes all of California a sanctuary state.

The move is a pathetic attempt to undermine President Donald Trump's plans to protect

America, and it puts California's citizens at risk.

However, ICE Director Thomas Homan had some strong words for the super-liberal state,

and he didn't hold anything back.Sanctuary policy prevents local law enforcement from

cooperating with federal agents.

Specifically, it prevents them from holding onto criminals who are illegal aliens.

Police are forced to let them go before ICE or other federal officers can apprehend them.

It is a shocking violation of federal law.

More than that, it jeopardizes the safety of every law-abiding citizen.

Liberal bastions throughout the United States have some form of sanctuary policy.

Democrats love them because it protects illegal aliens.

They are under the delusion that if they pander to illegals, they'll vote for them.

I'll let that sink in.

Yes, Democrats are that stupid and desperate.

These policies protect criminals.

They put the interests of murderers, drug dealers, and rapists above citizens.

Liberals don't seem to mind.

Acting ICE Director Homan spoke about California's new sanctuary status.

He very plainly said it's not going to stop the federal government.

California "better hold on tight."

Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Thomas Homan said California "better

hold on tight" after its liberal Democratic governor allowed a sanctuary state law to

take effect this week…

"I think it's terrible," Homan said, adding that Brown's action put politics

in front of public safety…

He said that rank-and-file police officers are opposed to the new measure and that Brown's

administration didn't consult them before approving the law.

"If [Brown] thinks he is protecting the community, he's doing quite the opposite,"

Homan said.

"[Brown] is knowingly putting law enforcement at risk."

"There's no sanctuary from law enforcement," he said.

"California better hold on tight – they're about to see a lot more deportation officers.

If politicians don't protect their communities then ICE will."

[Source: Fox New] ICE Director Thomas Homan is not mincing words

here.

Because of California's new sanctuary law, more ICE officers will be in the state.

Sanctuary laws only work if federal agents can't get to the arrested criminals in time.

ICE can conveniently circumvent the policy by having plenty of agents on the ground in

CA.This might seem like a petty response by Homan, but he, in fact, has no choice.

Because of this terrible new law, California will become a magnet for criminal aliens,

more so than ever before.

Drug cartels, human traffickers, and other criminals will prioritize entering the U.S.

through California simply because they know they are safer there.

Doesn't that make you want to move to California right now?

No one in their right mind would say yes to that.

ICE Director Thomas Homan has to send more agents to California because of the increase

in danger.

Legions of criminal aliens will flood the state because of Jerry Brown's terrible

new law.

Homan said illegal alien smuggling organizations will use the California law as a "selling

point" and that Brown "bit off a lot more than he can chew."

Homan said that Brown and other sanctuary-jurisdiction leaders may have violated 8 U.S. Code § 1324

– relating to "harboring certain aliens."

He said he hopes the Justice Department will look into whether officials can be criminally

charged under the statute.

[Source: Fox New] California does not know what kind of chaos

it has unleashed.

Every corner of the state will be in danger.

Criminal aliens will exploit the region like never before.

The state already struggles.

It neglects needed infrastructure to support the free-loading aliens and criminals already.

Imagine how bad it will get in coming years.

It's a sad turn of events, for a once great state.

Liberal lawmakers are driving California into ruin.

What will it take for things to turn around?

Will the conservatives, who are still left, be able to right the ship?

Or will they smartly flee to greener pastures?

Only time will tell, but one thing is for certain: Things are not looking good for sunny

California or the slimy criminals whom they wish to provide sanctuary.

For more infomation >> ICE Director Fires Back At Sanctuary California — Throws Down The Gauntlet With 4 Words - Duration: 4:58.

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Nestlé bottles water–and lots of it–from California's drought st - Duration: 5:55.

Nestl� bottles water�and lots of it�from California�s drought-stricken landscape

Nestl� Corp, that big, diverse, multinational company, has been taking more than 60 million

gallons of water per year from the San Bernardino National Forest, according to California regulators.

The 60 million gallons amounts to billions of gallons of water stolen over the past 68

years � without any valid basis of right to the water.

A two-year investigation by the California State Water Resources Control Board revealed

that Nestl�, which sells water under the Arrowhead brand, lacked the proper permits

for the vast majority of the water taken.

The State Water Resources Control Board notified Nestl� last week that the investigation

had concluded, and that the company doesn�t have proper rights to roughly three-quarters

of the water it withdraws for bottling.

�Nestl� appears to be taking more water than they likely have the right to take,�

David Rose, an attorney for the water board�s enforcement section, told KPCC, a member-supported

news organization in Southern California.

Here�s a link to KPCC�s story. What KPCC has to say about Nestle�s water rights

The investigation showed that Nestl� extracted roughly 62.6 million gallons of water from

the San Bernardino spring each year on average from 1947 to 2015, but that the company only

had the right to siphon some 8.5 million gallons yearly.

Essentially, Nestl� has been stealing nearly 55 million gallons of water each year from

California for nearly 70 years.

Of course when a corporation does something illicit, like stealing billions of gallons

of water over the course of 68 years in an extremely drought-stricken state, no one is

held responsible � no one is arrested � and regulators simply recommend that they apply

for a new permit. They were simply told that they must conform to California water diversion

regulations while providing a timetable for the company to implement required actions.

Conversely, if an individual, without the cover of being a corporate entity, would engage

in similar actions, they would be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law � and would

almost certainly be sentenced to jail or prison time.

According to a report from National Public Radio (NPR):

�Water from the headwaters of Strawberry Creek in the San Bernardino National Forest

has been bottled since the late 1800s � and Nestle had told California regulators that

the claim to the water by the original owner of the Arrowhead Springs Hotel had extended

through the years to the Swiss multinational.

Water Board officials did not agree, saying that while the hotel�s use was riparian

� taking place at the water�s origin � Nestle couldn�t convert that to an �appropriative

use.�

California�s State Water Board recently sent Nestle a letter summarizing its report.

As for what the company must do now, the board issued a string of recommendations, giving

Nestle 60 days to submit a compliance plan and 90 days to submit an investigation and

monitoring plan.�

The investigation into Nestl�s water use practices in the San Bernardino Nation Forest

began with a 2015 report in the Desert Sun newspaper.

The stunning report noted that the international mega-company lacked the requisite water rights

to the water it was collecting and selling, and also called into question the environmental

impact of such large-scale water diversion.

�They�re taking way too much water. That water�s hugely important,� said Steve

Loe, a biologist who retired from the Forest Service in 2007, told the Desert Sun. �Without

water, you don�t have wildlife, you don�t have vegetation.�

�When you take water from the springs that are the source of those waters, you dry up

these canyons,� Loe said. �And they�re the most important habitats that we have.�

Nestl� claims to monitor the spring sites to ensure they don�t have a detrimental

environmental impact on the surrounding habitat, and the Water Board�s report was not conclusive

as to those points.

However, Nestl� was not able to satisfactorily clarify for State Water Board investigators

a valid basis of right for the massive water diversion seen in the San Bernardino National

Forest. �While Nestl� may be able to claim a valid basis of right to some water in Strawberry

Canyon,� the Water Board noted in the report, �a significant portion of the water currently

diverted by Nestl� appears to be diverted without a valid basis of right.�

In a letter to the company, the water board told Nestl� to cut back on its water withdrawals

unless it can prove it actually does have the right to use that water, or to additional

groundwater.

How does it make sense that a corporation can take billions of gallons of water from

public lands illicitly and sell it back to the public for profit � and not a single

person is held accountable?

Meanwhile, The San Bernardino area is not the only place where citizens are questioning

water bottlers. Citizens in Weed, California, north of the slopes of Mt. Shasta, are trying

to figure out how their water is disappearing into Crystal Geyser�s water bottling operation,

owned by a French billionaire.

For more infomation >> Nestlé bottles water–and lots of it–from California's drought st - Duration: 5:55.

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