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Originally Posted by rubberneck
I agree with Scalia. This isn't going to have a happy ending for the people of California. You can't release 40,000 hardened felons at once into a depressed job market without real serious problems. What happens when those 40,000 felons realize that can't find a job? For those in California who pushed for this get ready to reap the whirlwind.
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Well, most of them can move back to Central America and Mexico, if they have to.
TR
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