School Board Candidate Quits Day Job
A candidate for the Chula Vista school board has resigned from her professional position following revelations that she failed to disclose her work with computer systems used by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The omission occurred while she was seeking a political endorsement from the San Diego County Democratic Party, which was unaware of her ties to the federal agency. Her departure from the role follows public scrutiny regarding the nature of her employment and its alignment with her campaign platform.
When she sought an endorsement from county Democrats, a candidate for a Chula Vista school board didn’t disclose her work with computer systems used by the U.S. Immigration and Customs […] The post School Board Candidate Quits Day Job appeared first on Voice of San Diego.
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