Sounds Just Like the Anti-Immigrant Protesters

Yeah, yeah, yeah, the neighborhood could change.

Says, SPUR, a Bay Area-based nonprofit urban planning and policy think tank:

"Jobs and housing could expand elsewhere, leaving downtown Oakland underutilized. Or the economy could really take off -- but in a way that harms Oakland's character."

People should be able to do whatever they want on their private property and invite whomever they want on the property.(See: Libertarianism. Immigration and Gentrification). But a Welfare Wall does need to be put up.

-RW