I rise today to celebrate Police Week by honoring my very good friend, Santa Ana Police Chief Robert Rodriguez. Chief Rodriguez was brought to the United States when he was 4 years old as an undocumented immigrant. He got his opportunity at the American Dream thanks to former California Governor and Republican President Ronald Reagan. He then served our country in the marines for 6 years through two wars. Today, Chief Rodriguez is our Santa Ana chief of police. He fulfilled a lifelong dream of being an American and serving his great country. He inspires our community. I thank him for his hard work. God bless him and God bless Santa Ana.
Jose Luis Correa: “I rise today to celebrate Police Week by honoring my very good friend, Santa Ana Police Chief Robert Rodriguez. Chief…”
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Honoring Santa Ana Police Chief Robert Rodriguez during Police Week.
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