Newsom's Napa Vineyard Manager Has A Long History Of Hiring Illegals: Investigation

What happened: A City Journal investigation reported that PlumpJack, the wine business founded by California Governor Gavin Newsom, contracts Renteria Vineyard Management, a company the report says has a long history of employing illegal labor, to manage field operations at its Oso Why it matters: The report ties the governor's business to labor practices in an industry it describes as reliant on illegal labor, and says Newsom has used tax dollars to facilitate the presence of illegal immigrants in California, which the report says helps prop up the Napa wine industry he profits from.

A City Journal investigation reported that PlumpJack, the wine business founded by California Governor Gavin Newsom, contracts Renteria Vineyard Management, a company the report says has a long history of employing illegal labor, to manage field operations at its Oso

The report ties the governor's business to labor practices in an industry it describes as reliant on illegal labor, and says Newsom has used tax dollars to facilitate the presence of illegal immigrants in California, which the report says helps prop up the Napa wine industry he profits from.