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California bill fines journalists for exposing immigrant service fraud

AB 2624, pushed by California's Attorney General's wife, would fine citizens and journalists at least $4,000 for investigating potential fraud in immigration support services. Break a gag order on video evidence? You're paying $4,000 plus their legal fees. The bill shields NGOs, nonprofits, legal offices and clinics serving immigrants from public scrutiny. California's protecting institutions instead of demanding transparency on where taxpayer money actually goes. The only reason to bury fraud investigations is because the fraud needs to keep running.
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