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High-level Talks in Moscow and Immigration Enforcement in LA
The Obama Administration's new approach to immigration enforcement. Also, does California's constitution need reform. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, Hillary Clinton's in Moscow to talk about Iran's nuclear program and the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, not to mention Afghanistan.
By Warren Olney • • 1h 0m ListenThe Obama Administration has a new strategy for finding undocumented workers. Surprise raids are out. Audits of employment records are in. What will it mean for LA's economy and immigration reform in Washington? Also, does California's constitution need reform. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, Hillary Clinton's in Moscow to talk about Iran's nuclear program and the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, not to mention Afghanistan. We hear about diplomacy, war and nuclear weapons.
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3 storiesHigh-level Talks in Moscow
At the United Nations less than a month ago, Russian President Medvedev was asked about Iran developing the capacity to build nuclear weapons. "In some cases" he said," sanctions are inevitable ."
Read the story25 minImmigration Enforcement Hits LA Employers
During the Bush Administration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducted highly publicized raids on companies where undocumented workers were suspected to be employed. Hundreds of workers were detained and many were imprisoned, deported or both.
Read the story22 minEveryone, No One Wants Reform in California
The latest Field poll shows that 51% of Californians want to reform the Constitution, with 38% saying they’d participate in a convention for six months for $50,000. Today in Sacramento, the University of California’s Institute of Governmental Studies is holding a conference on constitutional change .
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