Facebook/New CaliforniaNew California Republic map.New California is a movement that is pushing for parts of the state to secede from the rest of California because its founders “ungovernable.”“Well, it’s been ungovernable for a long time. High taxes, education, you name it, and we’re rated around 48th or 50th from a business climate and standpoint in California,” the “New California” founder Robert Paul PrestonThe founders want to “model” their efforts after West Virginia, They don’t want to secede from the United States; they want to create a new state and leave the rest of “Old California.” What is “New California”?

The New Deal led to higher employment rates and the creation of several of California’s most notable landmarks. Harry Truman became president after Roosevelt's death in his fourth term.

What are the chances it could succeed? Feelings were mixed. This is the 'New California' group.Enough said.

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End of story.— Sic Gorgiamus Allos Subjectatos Nunc (@figlatin)Some people thought the “New California” hype was just that. See above photo. Others thought it was just more evidence of vitriol toward urban America, although supporters say it’s the result of frustration over inept leadership.How serious are the founders of “New California”? They unveiled a “Declaration of Independence.” You can read their statement in fullThe statement reads, “The U.S.

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Declaration of Independence of 1776, the Alta California Declaration of Independence of 1836 and the Sonoma Proclamation of 1846 declared the Right of the People in the states of Alta California and California respectively (present day California) to throw off the bonds of tyranny.”California is so big that New California would be even bigger than most states, its founders say. “New California will be the 6th largest State behind New York (bigger than Illinois and Penn),” they write. “It’s Estimated 25-27 seats in the US House of Representatives will go to New California. Old California will become the 2nd most populous state behind Texas and ahead of Florida, losing 25-27 seats in the US House of Representatives.”The document lays out the process by which “New California” could be formed.3. ‘New California’ Is Organized Into Committees & Would Start With the State Legislature. What’s smack dab in the middle of New California?Fresno! 🍇— Favorite Ex-GF 👱🏻‍♀️ (@Bedhead), “The group is organized with committees and a council of county representatives, but say it will take 10 to 18 months before they are ready to fully engage with the state legislature.”The group outlined what it believes is the process it would take to create ‘New California,’ acknowledging that the state Legislature would be the first step.

“The process begins when a state’s legislature first votes to split the state. Once the measure in the form of a resolution passes both the California Assembly and Senate, it is submitted to Congress,” the New California declaration states.New Californians recognize that they need to demonstrate that they have governmental organization.

“No State has been brought into the Union who could not demonstrate their ability to govern themselves. New California will demonstrate a governance system as modeled by the U.S. Declaration of Independence, Constitution and the Bill of Rights,” the movement’s statement says.Will it work?

Probably not. “The initiative is a long shot, however. It follows several other failed attempts over the years at a similar proposition, and it would require a series of unlikely votes from state lawmakers,” Notes the Union-Tribune, “state lawmakers would have to vote to split up the state, then Congress would have to approve it.”4.

New California Has a Facebook Page & Launched in 2016for New California calls it the “state of the future.” The page publishes events run by the “Tea Party patriots.” One recent event: “Jeanette Finicum, a stay-at-home mom of 11 children and wife of ‘LaVoy’ Finicum, an unarmed Arizona rancher ambushed and murdered by federal and state “authorities” will be our Special Guest Speaker Monday, December 18, 2018.”The page has 744 likes. The page announces: “New California is a new state in development by egregiously aggrieved Californians exercising our Constitutional right to form a new state separate from the tyranny and lawlessness of the State of California.”It continues: “That, whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its founda-tion on such Principles and organizing its Powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.” –Declaration of Independence. The only path to a new state is through the lawful process laid out in Article IV, Section 3, of the United States Constitution: ‘New States may be admitted by the Congress into this Union, but no new State shall be formed or erected within the Jurisdiction of any other State, nor any State be formed by the Junction of two or more States, or Parts of States, without the consent of the Legislatures of the States concerned as well as of the Congress.”that the group started in 2016 with little attention.5. People on Twitter Had a Field Day With the ‘New California’ ConceptNew California? Some people thought it was great. Other people thought it was just funny, propelling the theme into a Twitter trend.

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Some thought it was appalling. Here are some of the more entertaining responses.

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More than half of the Dominicans living in the United States were not born here, compared to 35 percent of Latinos overall. “I’m not surprised we’re one of the fastest-growing Latino groups,' Vargas said. 'We are very extended-family oriented. We might learn all that rugged individualism in America, but for us, taking care of our families is very important.'

Being Dominican-American nowadays in New York City is different than when Vargas first arrived in the early 1990s, where Dominicans faced prejudice, especially from other Latino groups.“Back then being a Dominican put a target on your back in certain neighborhoods. Many Dominicans even 'passed' for Puerto Rican in order to be allowed into certain places, or even downplayed their culture, changed their accent, and refused to talk about nationality for fear being stereotyped,' he said. 'The anti-Dominican sentiment ran amok. It’s different now.”Dominicans' growing influence is perhaps best reflected in the election of the first Dominican-American member of Congress, D-N.Y., in 2016. Nearly three decades before, Guillermo Linares became the first Dominican elected to public office in New York, serving on the City Council and the New York State Assembly and later serving during the Clinton administration on the President’s Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans.

“One time I was invited to someone’s house to eat and they made Mexican food because they were making something that they thought I missed, and it's hot chilies and stuff. In the Dominican Republic we don’t eat hot food,' he said.

'A lot of people didn’t realize that if you were Latino you could be different than Mexican-Americans.”CORRECTION (Feb. 27, 2018, 12:25 p.m. ET): An earlier version of this article misspelled the last name of a political science professor at Providence College. He is Tony Affigne, not Affaigne.FOLLOW NBC LATINO ON, AND.