Marisa Lagos

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For The People @forthepplorg

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But opponents say Prop 36 is cannibalizing the very funding needed to treat people, by sending more people to prison: “As prison costs rise under Prop. 36’s tough-on-drugs approach, it’s ironic that the money saved by Prop. 47 is being used to cover Prop. 36’s costs” @GavinNewsom

Marisa Lagos @mlagos

Supporters of Prop. 36 say the state needs to earmark hundreds of millions of dollars in next year's budget to fund county-level drug and mental health treatment: “I want to make sure that the mandate that the voters issued is fulfilled,” Sen. @TomUmbergCA says

Supporters of Prop. 36 say the state needs to earmark hundreds of millions of dollars in next year's budget to fund county-level drug and mental health treatment: “I want to make sure that the mandate that the voters issued is fulfilled,” Sen. @TomUmbergCA says

Marisa Lagos @mlagos

Ever since voters approved Prop. 36 there’s been a hot debate over how to pay for the tough-on-crime ballot measure. Officials at one state agency say there's money available, even as they warn that the funding will dry up in future years — bc of Prop 36. https://t.co/LHeOKoOFVh

Ever since voters approved Prop. 36 there’s been a hot debate over how to pay for the tough-on-crime ballot measure. Officials at one state agency say there's money available, even as they warn that the funding will dry up in future years — bc of Prop 36. https://t.co/LHeOKoOFVh

RT @GuyMarzorati: Prop 36 paradox? Officials at one state agency say they have a pot of money available to help fund Proposition 36, even…

Legal Showdown Over Sanctuary Laws Tests Federal vs. State Power Again https://t.co/VI8mYo70Ct

RT @scottshafer: Today on Political Breakdown the @UKinUSA's new Ambassador Lord Peter Mandelson talks w/ @mlagos and me about Ukraine, Tru…

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Tal Eslick @taleslick

Thanks to @scottshafer and @mlagos for having me as a guest on @KQED “Political Breakdown” today! We discussed trade, immigration, and entitlement programs. https://t.co/CQTuGAR2v0

RT @GuyMarzorati: "The shelter is a volunteer jail" @LAHepler shares the findings of her investigation into the conditions inside Califor…

San Francisco and Santa Clara, along with 3 other local jurisdictions, are dusting off their legal fight over threats to sanctuary cities by @realDonaldTrump — lawsuits they prevailed in last time SF City Attorney @DavidChiu is leading the charge https://t.co/7l84AJLe2I

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