Jamiel's Law Update: Walter Moore to discuss Jamiel's Law on the "Bill Handel Show"

The author of the proposed "Jamiel's Law" Walter Moore will be on KFI's "Bill Handel Show" Friday morning at the beginning of the 8:00 AM hour. Please tune in and become a part of returning "law and order" back to our city.

This was posted this morning on the previous "Jamiel's Law" thread:

Kids are being killed, injured, and victimized by people in the city that have criminal records, convicted of felony crimes, and who are illegal aliens. Before Sanctuary City status in Los Angeles, convicted felons would serve their prison term and then if identified as illegal aliens would be deported, deemed undesirable to our country. Political correctness has turned common sense on it's head and now convicted felons who are illegal aliens are not deported, but are release back onto our streets. This is wrong.We have a terrible crime problem in Los Angeles. An innocent young boy, Jamiel Shaw, was killed by a convicted criminal who is an illegal alien. If that criminal was deported after prison, as was police practice before Los Angeles became a Sanctuary City, then Jamiel Shaw would not have been shot and killed as he was.

Please call your Councilmember and urge the passage of Jamiel's Law. http://www.jamielslaw.com

I Want My McMansion

The sickness known as anti-mansionization, reported on by both our own Joe Mailander and the folks at CurbedLA, has spread deep to the City Clowncil.

Here's a word to the NIMBY, CAVE and BANANA crowd: you might figure out ways to shut down Home Depots or hospitals but you have no right to tell people what kinds of homes they can live in.

Amazingly, in an LA Times article about a City Council plan that will surely be overturned by a court, Jack Weiss sounds positively libertarian.

Interesting too that the "anti-mansionization" movement contains anti-Semitic, anti-Persian and anti-Asian overtones. You could read more about it at Wikipedia.

By the way, the home in the photo above is that of KFI's Bill Handel, who certainly worked his way up to the place in life to afford such a home. Good for him. That is what it's all about right?