MALDEF Brief
"0"> The Case Against Proposition 227 Plaintiffs’ Legal Brief Requesting a Preliminary Injunction Filed June 10, 1998 Hearing scheduled for July 15, 1998, 2:30 p.m. U.S. District Court, San...
View ArticleResponse from Attorneys Representing English for the Children
"0"> PETER SIMSHAUSER (Bar No. 122576) CARL ALAN ROTH (Bar No. 151517) AYAZ SHAIKH (Bar No. 171658) 300 South Grand Avenue, Suite 3400 Los Angeles, California 90071 (213) 687-5000 MANUEL S....
View ArticleDecision by Judge Charles Legge
"0"> Federal Court Decision Refusing to Delay the Effective Date of Proposition 227 by U.S. District Judge Charles A. Legge San Francisco, July 15, 1998 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN...
View ArticleNational Campaign
English for the Children is working to replace bilingual education with English immersion throughout America. Many of these efforts are being led by state campaigns, through ballot initiatives or...
View ArticleBilingual education, race to collide in California recall
California voters are bracing for a showdown over bilingual education next week between a Silicon Valley millionaire and a Hispanic activist described as the Al Sharpton of Orange County. The nation’s...
View ArticleDispute over bilingual education in Santa Ana, California
Voters in Santa Ana, California, today decide whether a school board member who strongly advocates bilingual education will be recalled. Behind the recall campaign is the businessman who led...
View ArticleLocal voices of Santa Ana voters
Voices of Santa Ana voters against the recall of Nativo Lopez “If he’s done anything unethical, he deserves the wrath of the community. I haven’t seen the proof.” – Cesar Castillo, 42. “Nativo Lopez...
View ArticleOpposition to Lopez cut across city
SANTA ANA ? Nativo Lopez lost his seat on Santa Ana Unified’s school board because voters in every part of the city decided it was time for a change, an analysis of voting patterns shows. Lopez lost in...
View ArticleSanta Ana’s parents revolt in favor of English
The recall from office of a school board member in a medium-size Southern California city wouldn’t normally be big news. But the ouster last week of Santa Ana Unified School District’s Nativo Lopez...
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