Democratic Representative from California, Bill Essayli, is seeking responses from liberal governor. Gavin Newsom’s management about whether costs introduced in the court’s special session to” Trump-proof” the state may prevent the government’s mass deportation system. Essayli questioned Newsom’s office officials about whether the money would be used to “protect unlawful immigrants from repatriation” during a reading on Tuesday to discuss two bills Newsom has proposed. ” It’s not very obvious to me, but generally, these organizations provide free legal service to illegitimate refugees”, Essayli told Fox News Digital in an interview. What I was looking for was whether they were going to deport illegal newcomers with criminal records, and if they were unable to respond. I think the answer is, definitely they are “.IS Then THE RIGHT TIME… TO FIGHT Trump TRUMP? ‘: CA HOUSE SPEAKER DODGES FIERY QUESTIONING FROM REPORTER During the reading, Essayli posed a question to one of Newsom’s officials about whether the funds would be used to protect legal, illegal immigrants from imprisonment. ” Assembly part, as a budget worker, I can just show you what the award is for, I don’t understand that I can get you that amount of guarantee”, she responded. When asked further if any money given to nonprofit organizations would go to defending judicial illegal immigrants, she afterwards added that she’s” not certain about that.” In addition to these proposals, Newsom’s plan calls for the California Department of Justice to have a$ 25 million grant to increase its ability to sue the Trump administration over actions that could “harm Californians,” such as environmental laws and access to abortion. Non-profit organizations are given an additional$ 25 million to help “immigrant families.” ‘DEVASTATING’: CALIFORNIA HAD RECORD RAINFALL LAST YEAR, BUT LACKED INFRASTRUCTURE TO STORE IT” All of this is for show, only to say,’ Oh, we had a common hear on these expenses,’ and then we’re supposed to vote”, Essayli said. ” We didn’t get any questions answered” .Spokesperson for Newsom’s office, Brandon Richards, told Fox News Digital in a statement that “none of this funding will be used to support immigration-related services for criminals. According to” Fox News Digital,” the office of Newsom inquired about whether funds would be used to protect any illegal immigrants from deportation in California. In answer, Richards repeated his preceding statement. The Trump presidency has been making headway in the past by deporting illegal immigrants who have already been found guilty of crimes. The Department of Homeland Security reported last week that “law police officers have removed and returned 7, 300 illegal creatures” to California. NEWSOM PROPOSES$ 25M FROM STATE LEGISLATURE TO” TRUUMP-PROOF” Reacting to the development on his TruthSocial account at the time, Trump said,” He is using the term’ Trump-Proof’ as a way of stopping all of the Wonderful things that can be done to ‘ Make California Great Once,’ but I only overwhelmingly won the Election “.The state has a history of legal battles with the Trump administration, having filed 123 lawsuits during his first term, mostly concerning environmental, illegal immigration and healthcare issues. California was also one of the first states to establish itself as a” sanctuary state” for minor transgender transition treatments, a practice that Trump vetoed on Wednesday through an executive order. The California Senate has already approved Newsom’s proposal, and the Assembly will vote Thursday. If the Assembly passes the measures without amendments, they will be sent to Newsom’s desk by Friday. Fox News Digital’s Sarah Rumpf-Whitten contributed to this report.