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Perhaps most notably, Newsom’s plan involves substantial financial commitments from the state’s budget—money that critics argue could be better spent addressing California’s numerous economic issues, including its staggering $60 billion deficit. The proposal reportedly includes funding for legal services to assist undocumented migrants, raising eyebrows among taxpayers who feel their money is being misallocated.
Critics from various political backgrounds have denounced these efforts, arguing that prioritizing illegal immigrants over American citizens is not only unethical but also impractical. The stark contrast between the priorities of the state leadership and the needs of the broader population becomes an increasingly divisive issue.