Thread: CA-Minutemen Fight Puts Highway Cleanup On Hold

Mar 23, 2009 2:39 pm US/Pacific
Minutemen Fight Puts Highway Cleanup On Hold


California's Adopt-A-Highway program was on hold while the state tried to sort out a legal fight with an anti-illegal immigrant group.

Lawyers for the San Diego Minutemen said the Department of Transportation is drafting new rules for the litter cleanup program to prevent the group from getting a sign with its name on it along the freeway.

CalTrans initially granted a stretch of highway near a border checkpoint to the group. When the state took down the sign, a judge ordered it to be put back up. When the state offered the group a new location, the Minutemen refused.

CalTrans was drafting new rules that would allow the state greater flexibility in refusing applicants.

http://cbs2.com/local/minutemen.adopt.a.2.965913.html

I wonder if we could convince California to secede from the Union.

i thought a judge already ruled on this and that CalTrans was in violation and were demanded in court to give that I-5 spot back to the SC MM

jamesw62 said :

i thought a judge already ruled on this and that CalTrans was in violation and were demanded in court to give that I-5 spot back to the SC MM



You are right , they are trying to change the rules in the middle of the game ...


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