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California State Sen. Scott Wiener Adds Wildfire Proposals to Senate's 'Trump-Proofing' Bills

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As Twitchy reported on January 9, as Los Angeles County was burning to ash, California lawmakers gaveled into a special legislative session called to address not the wildfires, but the threat of litigation from the Trump administration as the state fights to remain a sanctuary state. They allocated $25 million to the California Department of Justice in anticipation of ligation with the Trump administration and another $25 million "for grants to nonprofit legal groups and centers that support immigrants who are at risk of deportation, detention, and wage theft." That's $50 million spent by the Assembly to "Trump-proof" the state and protect illegal aliens from deportation while the state burns.

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Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher shared on Thursday that California State Senator Scott Wiener told reporters on Monday that wildfire proposals would be added to the Senate's original "Trump-proofing" bills.

We've covered Wiener quite a bit over the years.

Kevin Kiley is a congressman from California:

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Unrelated lawsuits that haven't even been filed yet.

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They're already creating a multimillion-dollar fund to fight off legislation from the Trump administration and Donald Trump doesn't even take office for another week, and they're tying that to the wildfires? Disgusting, if true.

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