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State of Affairs: Minimum wage, marijuana legalization, and immigration law
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Jul 23, 2015
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State of Affairs: Minimum wage, marijuana legalization, and immigration law
On this week's State of Affairs, what recreational marijuana legalization would mean for California, a killing in San Francisco sparks a national immigration debate, and L.A. County and the UC system increase the minimum wage.
California State Capitol Building in Sacramento.
California State Capitol Building in Sacramento.
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On this week's State of Affairs, what recreational marijuana legalization would mean for California, a killing in San Francisco sparks a national immigration debate, and L.A. County and the UC system increase the minimum wage.

On this week's State of Affairs, what recreational marijuana legalization would mean for California, a killing in San Francisco sparks a national immigration debate, and L.A. County and the UC system increase the minimum wage.

Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, Professor of the Practice of Public Policy Communication at USC, and Carla Marinucci, Senior Political Writer for The San Francisco Chronicle, join Take Two.