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California Governor Gavin New Off said that he is ready to fight “fire” while Republican lawmakers in the state are trying to enact division of circles in Texas, opposing this step despite her promise to follow up similar measures if necessary.

At a press conference on Monday, Newsom said it supports the re -division of independent circles, as well as a national framework, and reinforces the proposal to be presented in the legislature that supports it.

The ruler said: “The suggestion that we are moving with the legislative body has only an operator if they move forward, to dismantle the established protocols.” “Will California move forward? The fighting? Yes, fire with fire.”

When they were asked about a meeting between the Democrats in California on Sunday evening, and during that time they formulated or was almost done with a draft re -division of circles, and whether he had seen these maps, Newsom said he did not do so.

But he said that there was a continuous series of talks in the evening last night, which lasted on Monday morning and will continue until the Democrats landed in an operation.

“This process must have approval, and to support two -thirds of the legislative body,” he said. “The maps should be transparent. They must be provided in a transparent manner to the public, and as a result, these maps are treated and will be highlighted.”

At the end of the day, newsoms said that the California people will have a final opinion.

“We will provide them with the opportunity to issue judgments for themselves, again, only if Texas moved forward,” New Nooring said. “I will reinforce that we believe that it should be a national model, re -divide the independent national circles, and will return to its original form, but it is in response to the existential facts that we face now. Things have changed, the facts have changed, so we must change.”

“They have caused this response and we will not roll and we will fight fire with fire, but we will do so not only with punching with the fourth largest economy, and it is the most populated country in our union, the size of 21 state residents combined,” continued. “We will also carry our weight regarding the effect of what we do, and I think it should be absorbed by the delegation in Texas. Everything they do will be neutralized here in California, and they will pay this price.”

California Republican President Corin Ranken Fox News has told New California’s Republican Party that New California’s constitutional rights with a serious precedent situation.

“While the news governor puts this re -dividing the circles as a defensive step, he undermines the respected citizens re -expanding the national level in California, and if it succeeds, he puts a dangerous precedent stating that voter options can be overcome whenever he finds a comfortable politician in a political point of view.” “Our main interest is to protect the constitutional rights of the California population against party manipulation of disguise as defending democracy; true democracy means empowering voters, not politicians, to report acting.”

Dozens of Democrats fled in Texas and went to Chicago and New York on Sunday night in an attempt to prevent the re -division of circles on Monday.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has since threatened to arrest and expel legislators if they did not return on Monday afternoon.

Shortly after ABBOTT released his statement, Texas House Suucus released a simple response, writing: “Come and take it.”

The statement also described the proposed areas of the Republicans, which would secure five new seats in the House of Representatives in the United States in the renewal elections next year, as a “racist plan in the middle of the contract in the middle of the decade.”

Abbott criticized the departure of the dramatic Democrats, saying that “the real Texas are not running from a battle.”

On Monday evening, legislators in the Democrats of the Democrats in Texas hosted to attend a press conference, and during that time none of the legislators dealt with one question from the press.

However, MP Robin Kelly, Di Il welcomed. With her colleagues, they said they could stay as long as they wanted because they believe in what they were doing.

She said: “What you do and what … they are trying to do in Texas affects you, comrades, but it affects the whole country.” “When you want to remove five Democrats … this hurts us at home.”

She explained that when there is not enough Democrats, things like a great, great draft law, or as I referred to it in the name of “the Great Understanding Bill”, and other Republican initiatives.

“They are trying to destroy our democracy and destroy fairness in our country,” Kelly said. “Unfortunately, they started with Texas. But we want you to know, we are standing beside you.”

Representative Raja Krishnamothy, MD, accused Abbott of not going up to people affected by the destroyed floods in the Hill Rifi area in Texas.

Specifically, Abbott was accused of not having a special session to help families rebuild, but instead of “providing” President Donald Trump’s bids to “removing the Democrats” from the federal delegation.

Then Krishnamorthy directed his comments to Abbott, saying: “Do not mess with Texas,” because the people who stand with him represent Texas.

“You can silence them,” Krishnamorothy said. “You can discredit them. “Gerrymander can hell from this map. Guess what?

Other lawmakers who stand side by side in Illinois have chosen to accuse Trump’s policies of being dependent on race.

The representative of Texas, Anna Maria Rodriguez Ramos, said that Trump’s policies are hurting working families.

“This is no less than racism,” she said. “It comes after all of us who do not resemble him and his Republican colleagues at the Texas House.”

Representative Green, D-Texas, Rodriguez Ramos followed more accusations of racism, saying that the Republicans do what Trump insisted.

“I want you to know that we did not provide the race card when this message was sent by the Ministry of Justice to Texas, to our public prosecutor,” he said. “They mentioned the race card because they talked about racism.

“They know that this is the word tons that people will respond to in Texas, but we will respond to that tanna word by telling them that your racism will not change democracy in Texas,” Green continued. “In the United States of America, racism will meet with a position for democracy. You are taking a position for racism, and we will defend democracy, and we will win.”

Representative Jolly Johnson, the Ten Texas, said she is happy that states like California and New York stand with the Democrats in Texas because as soon as they occur in Texas, it will spread to other states.

The issue was described as the “national war” and a “overall war” where everything is on the table.

Johnson added: “We have come from a state of great pride, and I have never thought of Texas, as an elected member of the House of Representatives in Texas, and now as an elected member of Texas to the House of Representatives in the United States, adding that the governor of Texas is proud of his knee to a criminal from New York,” Johnson added. “I never thought I would see today, but we are here.”

Representative Yasmine Crocate, the tide of Texas, was also standing with their Democratic colleagues in Illinois and accused Abbott of talking “a lot of noise.” She also accused the Republicans of being “weak”.

“The difference is that they expect Democrats to be the excessive men who we are.” ))

However, Abbott told Fox News Sean Hanity on Monday that Texas is doing what he was allowed to do under the law.

The democrats also accused the government of doing something “U-TEXAS” by directing their back to Texas and not dealing with flood issues that are still hesitating all over the state.

Abbott said that four of the five seats that could change due to the re -division of circles would be of Spanish origin in the first place.

He said: “These are seats that Democrats have to control reality,” explaining that the Democrats lose votes for Latin and black voters in Texas.

He also said that the Democrats “are afraid” because they realize that Texas has the power to restore the region.

“Texas will continue to struggle for what is right.”

Anders Hsstrom and Elizabeth Bretchit of Fox News Digitter contributed to this report.