NOTHING HAS EXPOSED THE FACT THAT CITY OF LOS ANGELES IS UNDER SIEGE OF L.A.'S RICO MAFIA! THE GOAL OF REDISTRICTING IS TO ADJUST FOR POPULATION, IN RESPONSE TO NEW CENSUS NUMBERS...NOT TO TURN THE AFRICAN AMERICAN, KOREAN, JEWISH, AND OTHER COMMUNITIES INTO LATINO DISTRICTS, JUST BECAUSE THE L.A. RICO MAFIA WANTS THEM TO BE! NEVER BEFORE HAS THE RICO MAFIA EXPOSED THEMSELVES, THAN ON THIS MOST IMPORTANT, ONCE A DECADE, CAPER...THAT PAVES THE WAY FOR THE RICO MAFIA TO SIEZE FURTHER CONTROL. THE MASKS ARE OFF, AS THE RICO CAPO PUPPETS HAD TO APPEAR ON LIVE TV, TO FINISH THE FINAL LEG OF THE HEIST! (Can't be walking down the street with your masks on. And this is SO IMPORTANT, that even MICHAEL "MEAT" TRUJILLO had to appear on TV, MULTIPLE TIMES! (That's like Fredo having to appear on LIVE TV, at some point. Not something anyone wants, but at some point, you just need bodies for the votes! And despite ALL OPPOSITION FROM THE COMMUNITY...THE L.A. RICO MAFIA HAS SHOWN...THE COMMUNITY IS NO MATCH FOR CARTEL BACKED PUPPETS, IN AN ELABORATE, ORCHESTRATED, RICO EFFORT.)
From: The City Maven - Original Post
In a minority report submitted to the Los Angeles City Council, four members of the Redistricting Commission alleged that their fellow commissioners ignored public input, engaged in procedural irregularities and illegally relied on race to draw new district boundaries.
The report was authored by Robert Ahn, Bobbie Jean Anderson, Helen Kim and David Roberts, who were appointed by Councilman Eric Garcetti, Councilman Bernard Parks, Controller Wendy Greuel and Councilwoman Jan Perry, respectively.
“While this minority report does not purport to include an exhaustive list, we believe that these material failures have exposed the city to a significant risk of litigation or other efforts to remedy the deficiencies of the commission’s final map,” the commissioners wrote.
The three contentions of the report are:
- The commission failed to consider public input and keep communities intact
- Race was the predominant factor in drawing the boundaries of certain districts
- Procedural irregularities marred the process
That second point relates to the boundary lines of the Eighth and Tenth districts, where commissioners argued over the fate of Baldwin Hills and Leimert Park. Both communities ended up entirely in CD 10, represented by Council President Herb Wesson.
According to the report:
The heavy emphasis on race in drawing the boundaries of CD10 is particularly problematic, because it appears to place a priority on bolstering the African-American population in CD10, a historically African-American influence district that has always relied on cross-racial alliances with other similarly-sized groups, with little apparent regard to the impact on CD 8, the city’s only council district with a majority African-American (citizen voting age population).
Under the proposal approved by the commission, African-Americans will now account for 50.6 percent of registered voters in the Tenth District, up from 43.2 percent. In the Eighth District, that number will drop from 66.8 percent of registered voters to 63 percent.