Adam Huntington for Congress CA50

🚨 TOO EASY: Nick Shirley just walked in and showed how simple voting can be with virtually NO barriers. No ID or verification. Just a form. This is why investigative work like his matters.

Here's what frustrates me. We have hardworking families in El Cajon who came to this country the right way. They followed the rules. They waited in line. They earned their place here. And California's sanctuary policies make no distinction between those families and individuals who pose a real threat to public safety. That's not compassion. That's negligence. And the people paying the price are the residents and officers in communities like ours.

Totally normal to have a single "Non-Profit" funding 1,104 other "non-profits" in CA and 23 other states. These are just 2 "Non-Profit Farms" in San Diego to give you an idea of the Fraud... A🧵 The total dollar amount in column (d) — "Amount of cash grant" — across the entire Schedule I listing in the provided PDF is $146,140,342. The PDF lists 1,104 such recipients (as noted at the end of the document), with no separate material individual grants appearing in the tables or supplemental sections. The distinct state/D.C. abbreviations that appear across the addresses are: AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, IL, IN, KY, MA, MD, MN, MO, NC, NE, NM, NV, NY, OR, PA, TX, UT, VA, WA, WI (That's 24 unique ones total; CA dominates as expected for a San Diego-based foundation, but grants go to groups headquartered across the country.)

Try walking into a CVS in California without stepping over someone sleeping on the sidewalk. Try feeling safe in a neighborhood where repeat offenders cycle through the system and end up right back on your block. Sacramento sees all of this. They don't care. They have a narrative. They have an ideology. And they will defend it no matter how many people get hurt. That's not governance. That's abandonment.

YouTuber Nick Shirley’s new investigation alleges $170 million in California daycare fraud, echoing Dr. Oz’s claims of a $3.5 billion hospice scheme in Los Angeles