You're listening to Bill Handel on demand from KFI AM 640.

This is Handel on the law.

Marginal legal advice.

I tell you you have absolutely no case.

And I tell you that joyfully.

And when you do have a case, I get a little depressed about it. But so be it.

As you know, the raids are going on all over the country. The Trump administration has decided,

and it's clear, has decided that illegal immigration is a priority in which the government must

deal with and raids are happening, particularly in Democrat cities.

And Los Angeles is an overwhelming democratic city with a Democratic mayor and a democratic city council.

So it's pretty liberal.

So there has been a huge influence, and there's been a target, L.A. has been a target of immigration raids almost more so than any other city.

The big ones are Chicago and L.A. And I think L.A. is the poster child.

So the L.A. County Board of Supervisors has declared a state of emergency related to immigration

rates.

And what it does is allow the board of supervisors to provide rent relief for tenants who have

fallen behind as a result of the crackdown.

And the local state of emergency means that they can also funnel money, state money,

which they get for legal aid and other services for people who have basically been deported

or being held or being detained. So funds for rent will be available via an online portal

that's going to be launched within two months.

This is according to one of the supervisor, Lindsey Horthath,

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