If I'm not able to ask, then there's no data to support. So, we are legally bound in California from asking someone their immigration status under Senate Bill 54.
Tom McClintock: “If I'm not able to ask, then there's no data to support. So, we are legally bound in California from asking someone…”
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Highlighting the lack of data on illegal migrants due to legal restrictions.
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