Peter Nunez

Center for Immigration Studies

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Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Center for Immigration Studies; former United States Attorney for the Southern District of California (1982-1988) and former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury (1990-1993);

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The LA Police Commission has approved new rules advocated by LA Police Chief Charlie Beck, in the interests of undocumented workers.

Easing the Rules against Unlicensed Drivers

The LA Police Commission has approved new rules advocated by LA Police Chief Charlie Beck, in the interests of undocumented workers.

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