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Title: AMERICA CHANGED/RUINED FOREVER: CA Prop 187: We-The-People in 1994 Overwhemingly Declare Illegal Invaders Ineligible for FREE STUUF (ONE Dem-Left Judge Nullifies Over 5 MILLION Votes! ALLOWED TO STAND!!)
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Ballotpedia
URL Source: https://ballotpedia.org/California_ ... for_Public_Benefits_%281994%29
Published: Aug 7, 2018
Author: CORRUPT GOVERNMENT
Post Date: 2018-08-07 14:44:08 by Liberator
Keywords: We-The-People, RIP, 1994
Views: 570
Comments: 5
California Proposition 187 was on the November 8, 1994, general election ballot in California as an initiated state statute, where it was approved.[1] The stated purpose of Proposition 187 was to make immigrants residing in the country without legal permission ineligible for public benefits. The California Legislative Analyst's Office estimated that the measure would save the state about $200 million per year.[2] The day after Proposition 187 was approved by the state's voters, several groups filed federal lawsuits against it, including the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF), the League of Latin American Citizens (LULAC), and the ACLU. Three days after Proposition 187 was approved, on November 11, federal district court judge Matthew Byrne issued a temporary injunction against the state of California, forbidding the enforcement of Prop 187. Federal judge Marianna Pfaelzer then issued a permanent injunction, pending a trial. The state of California asked in 1997 that the case be dismissed and the injunction dropped, on the grounds that federal immigration law had changed in the meantime. The federal court denied the request that the case be dismissed. The state of California did not appeal that decision, leaving the permanent injunction standing. The case did not proceed to trial.[3] The ballot title was as follows: The measure proposed to make immigrants residing in the country without legal permission ineligible for public social services, public health care services (except emergency services required under federal law), and public education at elementary, secondary, and post-secondary levels. The measure proposed requiring various state and local agencies to report persons suspected of residing in the country without legal permission to the California Attorney General and the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service. The measure proposed requiring the California Attorney General to transmit reports to Immigration and Naturalization Service and to maintain records of such reports. The measure also proposed making it a felony to manufacture, distribute, sell or use false citizenship or residence documents.[4] The fiscal estimate provided by the California Legislative Analyst's Office noted the following:[4] Poster Comment: The year, 1994. Issue & Referendum was voted on by The People of California. They roundly reject ANY entitlement of taxpayer funding for Illegal Aliens/Invaders. (LOOK AT THAT MAP OF "YES" VOTING!) Democracy in action, right? End of story, right? Of course not. Democrats do NOT believe in Constitutional Republics and election results, do they? So as usual THE FIX WAS IN! The State of CA refused to defend the I&R result to end funding the Illegal Invaders. These FREE STUFF numbers are now in the HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS.
Election results
Proposition 187 Result Votes Percentage 
a Yes5,063,537 58.93% No 3,529,432 41.97% Text of measure
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Not the least bit crazy. September 4, 2013 - Barbara Coe, a leading voice behind California’s anti-illegal immigrant movement, has died. Coe was best known for tapping into some citizens’ deeply held concerns about illegal immigration and channeling them into rallies, boycotts, billboards and new laws. She was 79. The Huntington Beach resident died Saturday of lung cancer, according to friends who vowed to continue her fight against immigrants who are here illegally and the policies to help them. “She was the brains behind everything. And now we need to regroup,” said Evelyn Miller, on the board of directors for the Orange County-based California Coalition for Immigration Reform, or CCIR. Fellow board member Vaughn Becht said: “We have a board that will carry on her legacy.” In 1994, Coe co-sponsored a ballot measure that would have stripped public services, including education, from people who didn’t have legal permission to live in California. Voters approved Proposition 187, but it was later challenged in court and voided. In more recent years, Coe also called for a boycott of Mexico. In 1998, her group paid for a billboard at the California-Arizona border that read: “Welcome to California, the illegal immigration state. … Don’t let this happen to your state.” Coe believed that President Barack Obama was born in another country. And in an interview with the Register in 2011, she said Obama was part of “the New World Order plan to destroy America.” To her supporters, Coe was a patriot. To her detractors, she was a racist. Coe’s CCIR organization is listed as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, a civil rights organization in Alabama that monitors hate group activities. “This is a woman who spoke in extremely disparaging terms about Latinos and not just immigrants,” said Mark Potok, spokesman for the nonprofit center. Coe had an important role at the time, Potok said. “She was a major player” and “she helped to push what was fundamentally a racist referendum that was ultimately repudiated by the courts.” Miller, the CCIR board member, said she’s heard the allegations of racism. “We’re not worried about what they call Barbara Coe,” Miller said. “The charge of racism is used by charlatans. It’s an overused word that doesn’t mean anything anymore.” The organization will continue to meet in Garden Grove to hear speakers and discuss issues related to immigration. Their monthly meetings draw some 60 people, she said. “The goal of our group is to educate the public and our elected officials about the devastation of our country caused by unbridled illegal immigration,” Miller said. Coe was born in South Dakota in 1933. She worked for the Anaheim Police Department, which she left in 1993, forced to take early retirement after she was accused of using police station phones, as well as fax and copy machines, to work on Proposition 187, also called the Save our State campaign. Memorial services had not been finalized as of Tuesday afternoon, according to Akes Family Funeral Homes in Corona. She is survived by two adult children. On Thursday, the Eagle Forum of California will honor Coe’s memory following its monthly meeting in Seal Beach.
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Barbara Coe, shown in a file photo, is the founder of Huntington Beach-based California Coalition for Immigration Reform. The longtime opponent of illegal immigration died Saturday.
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