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TRUMP DROPS THE HAMMER ON CALIFORNIA – Gov. Jerry Brown Has Public Meltdown

California Governor Jerry Brown thought he was above the law when he defied President

Donald Trump to declare his state to be a sanctuary state.

Unfortunately for Brown, however, he just learned he was dead wrong.

Trump dropped the hammer on the "sanctuary state" of California this week when Attorney

General Jeff Sessions filed a lawsuit against the state's immigration policies.

Brown responded by having a pathetic meltdown at a press conference in which he accused

Sessions of catering to Trump and to his conservative base.

"This is really unprecedented for the chief law enforcement officer of the United States

to come out to California and act more like Fox News than a law enforcement officer.

This is a political stunt," Brown said, according to The Hill.

"We know the Trump administration is full of liars.

They've pled guilty already to the special counsel.

This is basically going to war against the state of California, the engine of the American

economy.

It's not wise, it's not right, and it will not stand."

The lawsuit filed by Sessions on Tuesday targets three California laws aimed at protecting

undocumented immigrants.

The first law requires employers to notify employees if immigration authorities are going

to conduct enforcement operations on the job site, while the second law allows California's

Department of Justice to inspect federal detention facilities where undocumented immigrants are

held.

The third law stops state and local law enforcement officers from cooperating with federal immigration

authorities to transfer or facilitate detentions of undocumented immigrants in state custody.

This specific law is what Trump's supporters have said makes California a sanctuary jurisdiction

for undocumented immigrants.

Trump's Department of Justice said in court documents that these three laws "have the

purpose and effect of making it more difficult for federal immigration officers to carry

out their responsibilities in California."

"California is using every power it has, and some it doesn't, to frustrate federal

law enforcement," Sessions told a gathering of officers in Sacramento.

"So you can be sure I'm going to use every power I have to stop them."

He went on to say that California was trying to nullify the law.

"There is no nullification.

There is no secession.

Federal law is the supreme law of the land.

I would invite any doubters to go to Gettysburg, to the tombstones of John C. Calhoun and Abraham

Lincoln.

This matter has been settled," Sessions said.

Brown lost his mind at this, saying that Sessions' speech was "unbecoming" of the nation's

chief law enforcement officer.

The governor then suggested that Sessions is trying to return to Trump's good graces

after a rocky first year in which Trump and Sessions developed a serious rift in their

once-close relationship.

"I assume, and this is pure speculation, that Jeff thinks that Donald will be happy

with him," Brown said.

"Let's face it, the Trump White House is under siege.

[Special counsel Robert] Mueller is closing in.

There are more indictments to come."

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra (D) pledged that his office will vigorously

defend the three laws.

"The lawsuit challenges some of our state laws, which are again fully constitutional

and provide for the safety and welfare of all of our people," Becerra said.

"The 10th Amendment provides California with the right to decline to participate in

civil immigration enforcement."

He went on to say that Trump's DOJ opened itself to the discovery process, which would

allow California lawyers to dig into the internal debate over the lawsuit, which could drag

on for years.

"This lawsuit is going to last a lot longer than the Trump administration," Brown ominously

concluded.

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For more infomation >> TRUMP DROPS THE HAMMER ON CALIFORNIA – Gov. Jerry Brown Has Public Meltdown - Duration: 13:56.

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BREAKING News Out Of California… NOT GOOD - Duration: 3:00.

BREAKING News Out Of California…

NOT GOOD Monday on Power 105.1 FM's "The Breakfast

Club," Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) said she was focused on the 2018 midterm election to

help get people elected who she described as having "the courage" to enact specific

gun control measures, Breitbart reports.

"In this discussion when we are talking about school safety, there are things we need

to address that include thinking about why this is an issue.

And part of it is that we have not passed meaningful, smart gun safety laws in this

country.

Let's talk about that.

Let's talk about how the NRA has grabbed people by different parts of their body and

caused people to have a lack of courage.

Again, another false choice.

I'm in favor of the Second Amendment, and I also want smart gun safety laws.

Assault weapons should not be walking the streets of a civilized country.

We should have universal background checks."

Kamala Harris is the typical Democrat, on one hand she opposes firearms while the other

hand says she supports the 2nd Amendment.

All the while she is using her power and influence to pass firearm laws to ban firearms.

After the Florida High School shooting, Harris jumped at the opportunity to use the scenario

to feed her anti-firearm agenda, once again she attempted to play both sides of the coin.Harris

does not care about our youth nor protecting life, if she truly did she would be fighting

the real threats in the United States, Narcotics and Planned Parenthood.

During the 2016 election cycle, Harris received $21,570 from EMILY's List, $10,000 from

NARAL Pro-Choice America, and $2,600 from Planned Parenthood, according to the Center

for Responsive Politics.

In total, Harris received $43,155 from abortion policy/pro-abortion rights groups and individuals

during the 2016 cycle.

Daily WireI am sick and tired of listening to those who desire to abolish our freedoms

and rights, especially when they play the, "Civilized society" card.

That is a mental battle meant to pit people against each other.

If you support freedom and the 2nd Amendment, then you are a caveman hell bent on violence,

according to their propaganda agenda.

When in fact, they are the sheep and they know it, so they are rapidly moving to take

firearms away from the wolves who would oppose them.

For more infomation >> BREAKING News Out Of California… NOT GOOD - Duration: 3:00.

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When Is It Time To File A Lawsuit? – California Personal Injury Attorney Frank Nunes explains - Duration: 2:32.

You've been injured by somebody else's careless.

The case seems to be dragging on for a while, and you want to know when is it time to file

a lawsuit?

Hi.

I'm Frank Nunes.

I'm a California Personal Injury Trial Attorney, practicing in the state of California.

The obvious time to file a lawsuit is set by the law and what is called the statute

of limitations.

The law prescribes a time within which an injured party must bring their case to court

against the party, who they believe is responsible for their harms and losses.

If they don't do it within that specified time, the right to sue that party, or parties

if there's more than one, can be lost or given up.

There's other situations, though, when it's time to file a lawsuit, even before the statute

of limitations runs.

One of those instances is with settlement negotiations are just becoming fruitless.

They've stalled, neither side wants to budge and you believe you have a basis for more

compensation that is being offered by the careless party's insurance company.

At that point, it's best to file the lawsuit, commence litigation, start getting formal

answers to questions through a process called discovery, get the case moving and avoid the

rush of being up against the statute of limitations, at the 11th hour.

When you do file that lawsuit, your attorney will bring in all of the parties that are

necessary to get you the full and fair relief, that you're entitled to, because of the careless

party's negligence.

That's it for today's video: When it's Time to File a Lawsuit.

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I'm Frank Nunes and thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> When Is It Time To File A Lawsuit? – California Personal Injury Attorney Frank Nunes explains - Duration: 2:32.

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California: Designing Freedom - Duration: 7:58.

California is a remarkably alluring word it sums up all sorts of ideas about the

world it's about the dream of freedom about possibilities and in the last 50

years or so that idea about what freedom is has been transformed the 60s were

certainly about pleasure about people following hedonistic pursuits which is

certainly what California's beach cultures were like it was about going to

San Francisco but it was also about political self-expression say years when

the Vietnam War correctly in five composition it was

when music went through a revolutionary change overturning all those

opportunities it might be and that was about freedom of self-expression it was

when the gay liberation was first discussed Stewart Brand the man who

invented the Whole Earth Catalog back in the 60s on a campaign unimaginably to

persuade NASA to release photographs of the Earth taken from space an image

which had never been seen before news finally stood suddenly change witness

saw the world so while Californians startups

opening up and garages trying to make personal computers was in full swing

there was also a mood among a wider public to find out how to build their

own dome how to hack the phone system so here for your phone calls how to distill

their own LSD it was the kind of quest for open information that is what

started Wikipedia

America didn't quiet him down the freeway and Adolf Hitler had the

autobahn system but Los Angeles probably the first city to be completely reshaped

and we engineered by building massive freeways throughout across and around

the city and the initial response from the outside world was utter horror and

then a rather interesting British critic Reyner Banham went off and in the way of

urban critics he suddenly reversed the captions what was seen by

conventionalism as being terrible suddenly he presented as being a

positive you see I think freeway driving is interesting in itself from up here

you see the most weird extraordinary places and things would you you can

hardly see from down below memorably banham actually said that he learned to

drive so he could read Los Angeles in the original and those freeways shaped

the city they shaped behaviors they shaped how far people could commute and

now once sees them as being the past the freeways the analog and now

communication is done digitally through the always-on smartphone for generations

California has seen itself as a place in which things can happen Ground Zero in

Silicon Valley is Stanford University which for more than 100 years has been

turning out extremely gifted physicists and scientists and that's really where

this research culture first came from Northern California around San Francisco

and Silicon Valley it's the place in which within the space of 50 miles you

will find the headquarters of three of the most powerful companies on the

planet Apple Facebook Google Apple weren't the first people to make an mp3

music plan but they were the ones that came up with a brilliant idea of a click

wheel which produced the iPod which suddenly made it possible to find that

record you were looking for whether they want

the first people to make a mobile telephone but just ten years ago Steve

Jobs launched a product which was like nothing anyone has seen before a

widescreen iPod with touch controls a revolutionary mobile phone and a

breakthrough internet communications device these are not three separate

devices this is one device and we are calling it iPhone initially the response

was that's a bit strange mobile phones are meant to getting

smaller and smaller and Isis rather curious absence of buttons and people

shrugged and then of course it made the whole world utterly different

it made Buber possible it made Airbnb possible its transform the way that we

navigate cities its transform the way that we meet people that we might fall

in love with everything is different I have been so fast in 10 years Apple has

sold 1.2 billion smartphones that kind of speed that kind of change is unique

Jonathan Ive who led the team at Apple return gave a physical shape to the

technology that the smartphone depends on it probably belongs to that last

generation of designers who were trained in the analog area using physical model

is using drawing and he took from that I think a fascination for shape and touch

and understanding the attractions that people have to

something that feels good in their hand something that is smooth something that

feels elegant and to that he added a layer of the interfaces that actually

make the phone work so we've lost the switch and the knob and the lever with

which we used to feel in control of objects but what Apple did was to

recreate that in a digital form so that you have a user interface which is clear

and easy to navigate so much digital communication is beyond knowing that

human beings are basically addictive so the programs that we have on our

smartphones are programmed to make us want more and more we want to see how

many likes we've got we want to see who's texted us we want to share our

Instagram images with the world and the iPhone as an object provides a wonderful

frame for that

designers now about how we interact with each other it's about what you see on

the screen it's about designing a process it's about designing how you

apply for a passport are you buy a plane ticket I get on the Underground how you

pay for your tickets all of those things are designs in some ways not always

about making a beautiful shape sometimes it's about how things feel but it's

always about how we understand the world around us the iPhone came from

California and it changed the world because a generation of extraordinary

people looked for freedom in California and found new ways of delivering it in

the digital world every year the Design Museum does have a designs of the Year

exhibition and in each category there's a women ten years ago the iPhone was

nominated but it did not win and now we know how wrong we were

you

For more infomation >> California: Designing Freedom - Duration: 7:58.

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TRUMP PULLS ICE OUT OF CALIFORNIA – Sanctuary State May Lose Federal Funding - Duration: 12:57.

TRUMP PULLS ICE OUT OF CALIFORNIA – Sanctuary State May Lose Federal Funding

JUST IN: California just got a nasty dose of karma after it's lawmakers declared it

to be a "sanctuary state," meaning a safe haven for illegal aliens.

KRON4 reported that Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf just warned that an Immigration and Customs

Enforcement (ICE) raid could happen within the next 24 hours.

She claimed that she learned of the raids from credible sources who say that the ICE

is preparing to conduct a sweep in the Bay Area.

Schaaf added that she's not sharing the information not to incite panic, but to protect

people.

"Earlier today, I learned from multiple credible sources that the U.S. Immigration

and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is preparing to conduct an operation in the Bay Area, including

Oakland, starting as soon as within the next 24 hours," she said in a statement.

"As Mayor of Oakland, I am sharing this information publicly not to panic our residents

but to protect them.

My priority is for the well-being and safety of all residents — particularly our most

vulnerable — and I know that Oakland is safer when we share information, encourage

community awareness, and care for our neighbors."

This comes after a top ICE official called for sanctuary city leaders to be prosecuted

for hindering the ICE.

"There needs to be some consequence for having a sanctuary policy," Jessica Vaughn,

Director of Policy Studies for the Center for Immigration Studies, told Breitbart.

"Sanctuary policies," she added, "are killing Americans."

Vaughn then called on the federal government to strip at least some federal funding from

state and local governments with "sanctuary" policies.

"The other thing that [the federal government is] trying to do is to deny certain federal

law enforcement grants to sanctuary jurisdictions, whether they're cities, states, counties;

they're trying to make these grants off-limits for sanctuaries, which makes sense," she

said.

"Why should a jurisdiction get taxpayer money for law enforcement when they're stiffing

one of the biggest law enforcement agencies of the federal government.

They shouldn't.

There needs to be some consequence for having a sanctuary policy.

… Hopefully the federal government will be able to deny them some funding."

What do you think about this?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.