By Erik Garcia Orange County’s riding a wave of anti-immigrant hysteria that’s putting its Know Nothings back in the national spotlight. The Orange County board of supervisors got its turn after passing a resolution last week and joining federal lawsuits that seek to undermine SB 54–California’s “Sanctuary State” law–in building on a momentum that started […]
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Sheriff Sandra Hutchens Feeds OC’s Anti-Immigrant Frenzy With Latest Stunt
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