Ballot Statement from California Assembly District 80 Candidate Michael Williams,

The Tijuana River Valley is facing a severe environmental crisis as untreated sewage and industrial waste flow from Tijuana into Southern California. This has led to toxic gas emissions, beach closures, and serious health risks, with political inaction exacerbating the problem.

Cross Border Sewage Worry for Border Patrol Agents working along the San Diego - Tijuana Border fence.

California Assembly District 80 candidate Michael Williams addresses the Imperial Beach City Council regarding the ongoing sewage crises that is having a negative effect on the community and environment.

LEXIT San Diego is organizing a canvassing and door knocking event on Monday - September 30, 2024 at 5:00pm to help elect California Assembly District 80 candidate Michael Williams. If you’re able to join, everyone will be meeting at:

Starbucks
2032 Dairy Mart Road
San Diego, CA 92173

We’re all familiar with these yellow signs that kept beaches from the border to Coronado closed for weeks – even months in 2023. NBC 7 reporter Joe Little took a deep dive into the sewage crisis at our border. In this documentary – “Toxic Tide” – Joe shows us where the pollution begins – where it flows – and why nothing is stopping it. He shows us how it hurts the environment – the economy – and ultimately the health of people in Tijuana and San Diego county. Joe speaks with people on both sides of the border about their health – their fears – and ultimately what could fix the problem.

Listen to Mike’s interview on The Brett Davis Podcast where he discusses his vision for Assembly District 80, key issues, and plans for the 2024 election. Get valuable insights into his leadership and solutions for AD80’s future.