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Blue states, and blue cities, have gone floridly and relentlessly insane. There is no problem they can solve.

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The night after President Donald Trump’s tough and confrontational State of the Union Address, I drove over to Downtown Los Angeles and spent several hours walking laps around an office building. The FBI was supposed to be inside, serving search warrants on the office of Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho, while other agents searched his home. No one has said yet what the FBI is investigating, but there are theories.

The LAUSD has been nosediving like a broken airplane. Ten years ago, the district had almost 650,000 students. Today, enrollment has fallen below 400,000. In one decade, a major urban school district lost a quarter of a million students. With sociopathic shamelessness, district leaders blame ICE raids — you knew that was coming — and Donald Trump, the shiny orange object that blue states and cities always use to mask their failures. But the decline was already well underway during the Biden years, obviously preceding the return to the enforcement of immigration laws.

Shedding hundreds of thousand of students, the LAUSD has plummeted into financial crisis, recently sending out thousands of layoff notices. Aggressive budget cuts land precisely as the district struggles to finance the settlement of a long series of sexual misconduct claims.

The Los Angeles Unified........

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