Court Rules Oregon Attorney General Must Not Distort Language In Immigration Control Initiative
Court Rules Oregon Attorney General Must Not Distort Language In Immigration Control Initiative
Advocates for immigration restriction in Oregon have stopped the state’s attorney general from distorting the language in a citizen initiative that seeks to stem the tide of local businesses hiring illegals. In a ruling issued in early March, Justice Rives Kistler ruled in Kendoll v. Rosenblum that the modified language inserted by Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum…
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