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- Texas sends another busload of migrants to Kamala Harris’s home
- Louis Theroux's private home life with rarely-seen wife and three sons revealed
- Presidential campaign
- San Francisco, California
- Inside Kamala Harris’ Brentwood home where she rushed home after snapping at reporter during TV interview at border
- Thousands flock the street wearing festive outfits for this year's Santacon
- U.S. Senate (2017–
According to The Wall Street Journal, the $5 million, 3,500-square-foot home that Harris and Emhoff co-own is located on a busy street dotted with Mediterranean-style houses and more traditional shingled, clapboard homes. Last week, an aide told Fox News that new VP and her husband are staying at the president's guest house to "allow for repairs to the home that are more easily conducted with the home unoccupied." This maintenance concerned chimney liners and other household updates, the aide said. Keep reading for an in-depth look at the people who inspired Harris throughout her life and helped mold her into the woman she is today. The unit measures 1,000 square feet of living space and despite its posh appearance, is actually considered a pretty inexpensive place to live for the area. Its unique, modern design, as well as its convenient location, makes it a prime piece of real estate.

In the runoff, Harris pledged never to seek the death penalty and to prosecute three-strike offenders only in cases of violent felonies. Harris ran a "forceful" campaign, assisted by former mayor Willie Brown, Senator Dianne Feinstein, writer and cartoonist Aaron McGruder, and comedians Eddie Griffin and Chris Rock. She argued that she left his office because it was technologically inept, emphasizing his 52-percent conviction rate for serious crimes despite an 83-percent average conviction rate statewide. Harris charged that his office was not doing enough to stem the city's gun violence, particularly in poor neighborhoods like Bayview and the Tenderloin, and attacked his willingness to accept plea bargains in cases of domestic violence. Harris won with 56 percent of the vote, becoming the first person of color elected as district attorney of San Francisco. In 1966, Harris moved to Champaign, Illinois as her parents took positions at the University of Illinois.
Texas sends another busload of migrants to Kamala Harris’s home
Harris was criticized for accepting the donation because Mnuchin purportedly profited from the subprime mortgage crisis through OneWest Bank; she later voted against his confirmation as treasury secretary in February 2017. In 2019, Harris's campaign stated that the decision not to pursue prosecution hinged on the state's inability to subpoena OneWest. Her spokesman said, "There was no question OneWest conducted predatory lending, and Senator Harris believes they should be punished. Unfortunately, the law was squarely on their side and they were shielded from state subpoenas because they're a federal bank." In 1990, Harris was hired as a deputy district attorney in Alameda County, California, where she was described as "an able prosecutor on the way up". In 1994, Speaker of the California Assembly Willie Brown, who was then dating Harris, appointed her to the state Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board and later to the California Medical Assistance Commission.

Harris is the daughter of an Indian mother and Jamaican father, and is the second African-American woman and first South Asian-American senator in history. Since January 20, 2021, the current 117th Congress's Senate has been divided 50–50 between Republicans and Democrats; this meant that Harris had to be frequently called upon to cast tiebreaking votes. In February and March, Harris's tie-breaking votes in her role as President of the Senate were crucial in passing the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 stimulus package proposed by President Biden since no Republicans in the Senate voted for the package. On July 20, 2021, Harris broke Mike Pence's record for tie-breaking votes in the first year of a vice presidency when she cast the seventh tie-breaking vote in her first six months.
Louis Theroux's private home life with rarely-seen wife and three sons revealed
Harris welcomed the move, saying, "I look forward to them shutting down completely." The investigations continued after she became a senator, and, in April 2018, Backpage and affiliated sites were seized by federal law enforcement. Later that year, Harris appealed a judge's order to take over the prosecution of a high-profile mass murder case and to eject all 250 prosecutors from the Orange County district attorney's office over allegations of misconduct by Republican D.A. Tony Rackauckas. Rackauckas was alleged to have illegally employed jailhouse informants and concealed evidence.

In addition to her time spent in California, Harris also made trips to India throughout her childhood to visit her grandparents, with whom she was incredibly close. President Joseph R. Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris will make right what once was wrong . Starting domestically and then focusing on the worldwide changes that are going to be necessary to actually Make America Great Again!!! The funny part is that the previous administration took an America that was already great and destroyed it drastically. The promises of draining the swamp was so ridiculous as the swamp only get a million times worse.
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In early 2006, Gwen Araujo, a 17-year-old American Latina transgender teenager, was murdered by two men who later used the "gay panic defense" before being convicted of second-degree murder. Harris, alongside Araujo's mother Sylvia Guerrero, convened a two-day conference of at least 200 prosecutors and law enforcement officials nationwide to discuss strategies to counter such legal defenses. 1160 into law; the law put California on record as declaring it contrary to public policy for defendants to be acquitted or convicted of a lesser included offense on the basis of appeals to "societal bias". Following the election of Joe Biden as U.S. president in the 2020 election, Harris assumed office as vice president of the United States on January 20, 2021. She is the United States' first female vice president, the highest-ranking female elected official in U.S. history, and the first African-American and first Asian-American vice president.
Harris's father, Donald J. Harris, a Stanford University professor emeritus of economics, arrived in the United States from British Jamaica in 1961 for graduate study at UC Berkeley, receiving a PhD in economics in 1966. Of Afro-Jamaican descent, Donald Harris met his future wife Shyamala Gopalan through the civil rights movement. Volunteers with independent humanitarian groups arrived at the Naval Observatory about an hour after the buses made the drop-off on Thursday, telling the Washington Examiner they were unaware immigrants would be dropped off at that location. Groups had been waiting at Union Station, where buses have been dropping off immigrants since April. At least one of the immigrants, Wazir Khan, agreed with the move, saying he was told his final destination will be New York.
In 2012, Governor Jerry Brown signed into law two bills advanced by Harris to combat human trafficking. In November, Harris presented a report titled "The State of Human Trafficking in California 2012" at a symposium attended by U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis and Attorney General Morales, outlining the growing prevalence of human trafficking in the state, and highlighting the involvement of transnational gangs in the practice. In 2008, Harris issued citations against six parents whose children missed at least fifty days of school, the first time San Francisco prosecuted adults for student truancy. By April 2009, 1,330 elementary school students were habitual or chronic truants, down 23 percent from 1,730 in 2008, and down from 2,517 in 2007 and from 2,856 in 2006.
The warrant alleged that 99 percent of Backpage's revenue was directly attributable to prostitution-related ads, many of which involved victims of sex trafficking, including children under the age of 18. The pimping charge against Ferrer was dismissed by the California courts in 2016 on the grounds of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, but in 2018, Ferrer pleaded guilty in California to money laundering and agreed to give evidence against the former co-owners of Backpage. Ferrer simultaneously pleaded guilty to charges of money laundering and conspiracy to facilitate prostitution in Texas state court and Arizona federal court. Under pressure, Backpage announced that it was removing its adult section from all its U.S. sites.
Some of the immigrants wore masks and carried small bags of clothing and other items for their journey. Many seemed confused and disoriented, waiting for someone to explain the next steps to them. As children, Kamala and her sister were even part of one of the first school integration programs, which provided bus transit to Thousand Oaks Elementary School, a school that mainly facilitated only white students at the time.

According to Daniel Heider, a real estate agent who's sold apartments at Westlight, the building is home to "athletes, real-estate types and foreign families" . While Harris bought her Washington apartment in 2017 for $1.75 million, it's now valued at $1.98 million. When it came time for college and graduate school, Harris moved back to the United States, first to Washington, D.C. She quickly laid down roots, and today, these two places continue to be her chosen homes, as she has two abodes in the Golden State and one in Washington, D.C. The migrant relocation campaign has sparked an outcry from the leaders of New York City and DC, who accused Republicans of using asylum-seekers fleeing poverty and violence to score political points.