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Proud husband/dad, SoCal native, clean energy advocate, environmental attorney, Stanford/Duke alum. U.S. Representative for CA-49. Official account.

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Opinion: Why reprocessing San Onofre nuclear waste is not a short-term fix

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By Mike Levin
| The San Diego Union-Tribune
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The 3.6 million pounds of spent nuclear fuel stored at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) are a symptom of a national failure that has left nuclear waste stranded at more than 80 sites across the country. Nuclear waste was never meant to stay at SONGS long term. But because the United States still has no permanent repository for spent fuel, we have been left with no other option.
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Opinion: It’s time to lead with strength and compassion on immigration

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By Mike Levin
| The San Diego Union-Tribune
When it comes to immigration, I’m sick and tired of the same old partisan finger-pointing and failure to act. That’s why I’m encouraged that this past week, something different happened. I stood among a group of 20 House Members — 10 Democrats and 10 Republicans — to reintroduce the Dignity Act, a serious and bipartisan effort to finally help fix the system. I’ve supported this bill in the past, but I’m more hopeful than ever that this version has a real shot at becoming law.
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Opinion: A bipartisan immigration bill is gaining steam in Congress. Here's why I'm backing it.

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By Mike Levin
| The San Diego Union-Tribune
Levin, a Democrat, is the representative from California’s 49th Congressional District, which includes parts of northwest San Diego County. He lives in San Juan Capistrano. You wouldn’t know it from my last name, but I’m the grandson of Mexican immigrants on my mom’s side and a proud member of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. My mom’s parents, Rosendo Bringas and Amalia Castaños, both came to the United States from Mexico at a young age in the 1910s.
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