California: A Sanctuary State With a Thirsty Future

As part of Democrats’ ongoing campaign to sabotage the workings of government in a childish reaction to last fall’s election results, a bill has passed the state senate officially declaring California to be a sanctuary state, in which local and state law enforcement will actually be prevented by law from helping federal officials enforce immigration law:

The 40-member body approved Senate Bill 54, introduced by Sen. President Pro Tem Kevin de León, on a 27-12, party-line vote. It now heads to the Assembly.

In addition to transmitting a juvenile gesture of defiance to the Trump Administration, to law enforcement, and to the general American public, this will serve to increase the brightness of the beacon California presents to potential unlawful welfare colonists throughout the Third World. Also, as serious attempts to enforce immigration law get underway throughout the rest of the country, many illegals will flee to California. The result will be an increase in the already explosive growth in the state’s illegal alien population.

Already illegal aliens cost California $25.3 billion per year. This number will continue to skyrocket.

As noted previously, California could add 4 million acre-feet of water storage capacity for only $9 billion. But it chooses instead to spend its money providing welfare benefits and prison facilities for illegal aliens, who are transforming the demographics of the state.

California is wealthy even now, but it will not remain that way for long. Its future will be poor and thirsty.

On tips from Sufferfortribe and Becky in Washington. Hat tip: Legal Insurrection.