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California's Shifting View of Immigration
California's electorate is changing, and that's having a marked impact on hot-button issues, including government services to illegal immigrants . In 1994, 60% voted to cut them off. Today, polls show a shift in public opinion. That's according to Dan Schnur with the Jesse M. Unruh Institute for Politics at USC.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readCalifornia's electorate is changing, and that's having a marked impact on hot-button issues, including government services to illegal immigrants. In 1994, 60% voted to cut them off. Today, polls show a shift in public opinion. That's according to Dan Schnur with the Jesse M. Unruh Institute for Politics at USC.
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