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TV ad points finger at immigrants for California drought Local News - KCRA Home
june 3 2015
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) —It's a television ad that runs just 30 seconds, but its implication that immigrants are draining resources during the California drought has critics contending its message is divisive and untrue.
"I think those ads are disingenuous," said Sen. Ricardo Lara, a Democrat from Bell Gardens. "They serve to further divide us as Californians."
Many celebrate that one-quarter of all Californians are foreign-born. But for one group, the fact is a reason for concern.
Californians for Population Stabilization (CAPS) is the group launching the ads in Sacramento and Los Angeles. In the ad, a young boy asks the question, "If Californians are having fewer children, why isn't there enough water?"
Later in the ad, an announcer states, "Let's slow immigration and save California for tomorrow."
Why is this even controversial.? Of course having 10 million illegal squatters in your state makes the water shortage worse. About time someone said it. This is the elephant in the room that the press won't .let anyone mention.
TV ad points finger at immigrants for California drought Local News - KCRA Home
june 3 2015
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) —It's a television ad that runs just 30 seconds, but its implication that immigrants are draining resources during the California drought has critics contending its message is divisive and untrue.
"I think those ads are disingenuous," said Sen. Ricardo Lara, a Democrat from Bell Gardens. "They serve to further divide us as Californians."
Many celebrate that one-quarter of all Californians are foreign-born. But for one group, the fact is a reason for concern.
Californians for Population Stabilization (CAPS) is the group launching the ads in Sacramento and Los Angeles. In the ad, a young boy asks the question, "If Californians are having fewer children, why isn't there enough water?"
Later in the ad, an announcer states, "Let's slow immigration and save California for tomorrow."
they increase ALL problems, and the fact that they are PERMITTED to continue to stay here makes it worse, cause it's an encouragement to a billion more to do the same thing.
they increase ALL problems, and the fact that they are PERMITTED to continue to stay here makes it worse, cause it's an encouragement to a billion more to do the same thing.
It could be that there has been a drought for an extended time. Then of course the fact that the population has grown by 10 million is not a help. Look at the real facts. It lands on both sides of the equation.
It could be that there has been a drought for an extended time. Then of course the fact that the population has grown by 10 million is not a help. Look at the real facts. It lands on both sides of the equation.
???? What an incoherent statement. Are you drunk again.?
There is no both sides to this issue. Illegals have to go.
And how do I contribute to this cause?
Immigrants do jobs Republicans will never be qualified for. Anyone what hates education has zero qualifications.
Funny how they caused it just as illegal traffic has gone way down.
There are many causes. Tourists and agriculture just might enter into it.
He has a point Lud. You cannot deny him that.Funny how they caused it just as illegal traffic has gone way down.
There are many causes. Tourists and agriculture just might enter into it.
But we want tourism and agriculture. The point here you dumbfuck, is illegals shouldn't be here in the first place, and they contribute to the water shortage by being water users.
If they were sent back home the way they should be, we would have millions of fewer users, and the drought would have a lesser impact.
Ah, "hate truth" again.Why is this even controversial.? Of course having 10 million illegal squatters in your state makes the water shortage worse. About time someone said it. This is the elephant in the room that the press won't .let anyone mention.
TV ad points finger at immigrants for California drought Local News - KCRA Home
june 3 2015
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) —It's a television ad that runs just 30 seconds, but its implication that immigrants are draining resources during the California drought has critics contending its message is divisive and untrue.
"I think those ads are disingenuous," said Sen. Ricardo Lara, a Democrat from Bell Gardens. "They serve to further divide us as Californians."
Many celebrate that one-quarter of all Californians are foreign-born. But for one group, the fact is a reason for concern.
Californians for Population Stabilization (CAPS) is the group launching the ads in Sacramento and Los Angeles. In the ad, a young boy asks the question, "If Californians are having fewer children, why isn't there enough water?"
Later in the ad, an announcer states, "Let's slow immigration and save California for tomorrow."
This thread is about illegal immigrants. You do know the difference, don't you? Because I'm getting the impression you Leftards don't.Immigrants do jobs Republicans will never be qualified for. Anyone what hates education has zero qualifications.
I wonder about people who gather information from commercials from a group that is anti-immigration.
The drought is caused by lack of rain and snow.
Why is this even controversial.? Of course having 10 million illegal squatters in your state makes the water shortage worse. About time someone said it. This is the elephant in the room that the press won't .let anyone mention.
TV ad points finger at immigrants for California drought Local News - KCRA Home
june 3 2015
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) —It's a television ad that runs just 30 seconds, but its implication that immigrants are draining resources during the California drought has critics contending its message is divisive and untrue.
"I think those ads are disingenuous," said Sen. Ricardo Lara, a Democrat from Bell Gardens. "They serve to further divide us as Californians."
Many celebrate that one-quarter of all Californians are foreign-born. But for one group, the fact is a reason for concern.
Californians for Population Stabilization (CAPS) is the group launching the ads in Sacramento and Los Angeles. In the ad, a young boy asks the question, "If Californians are having fewer children, why isn't there enough water?"
Later in the ad, an announcer states, "Let's slow immigration and save California for tomorrow."
This thread is about illegal immigrants. You do know the difference, don't you? Because I'm getting the impression you Leftards don't.Immigrants do jobs Republicans will never be qualified for. Anyone what hates education has zero qualifications.
