Maybe just follow whatever Texas has been doing all these years?
“It definitely is a surprise that California tends to lead on many issues but in this case, that’s not the case,” Alvarez said, mentioning that Texas has already graduated nearly 70,000 students over the course of decades, and he hopes California can be on the same trajectory. Eligible students must be residents of Mexico and demonstrate some level of financial need.
Only the federal government has a say in immigration policy. CA can’t unilaterally allow people in.
Kudo to @hanera for funding Mexican education by paying taxes in both CA and TX.
The Bay Area is literally one of the most consistently unaffordable parts of the country. You’ve always argued that’s nothing to worry about and is a sign of desirability. I guess no other area is allowed to have low affordability. That is clearly 100% logical.
Glenn Kelman, CEO Redfin talking about people specifically moving away primarily from CA to other states @3 minute mark. States benefitting are Florida, Texas and few other Southern states.
A deficit of more than three quarters of a trillion dollars in a single quarter is a good thing?
You realize Trump had entire years where it was at that level, right?
we are those Bay Area people who desperately want to leave, but can’t pull the trigger due to the jobs here. even though both DH and I are still remote, we are not sure if we want to be at these companies forever and therefore…stay here and complain.
