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California needs to pass our own immigration laws. Its time that we take back our state from people that don't belong here. Enough is Enough its time to get tough with illegals and its time that they be arrested and deported. Local control of immigration   With a failing state budget and decreasing local tax revenue, the problem of illegal immigration needs to be addressed once and for all.   The impact on our schools, hospitals, services and quality of life can no longer be ignored. Our local politicians, including the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors and the Santa Maria City Council, seem to be all too willing to pass the buck to the federal government regarding enforcement of immigration law. The fact is that our local government has the responsibility and authority to greatly increase enforcement - if they had the will to do so. Many other counties/cities across the nation are doing so now, and our local government should be following their lead,...
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