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The 'Calexit Plan' to split California from US is back to life

The 'Calexit Plan' to split California from US is back to life

Despite of California's efforts in country's economic stability, contribution towards education and research works, the state doesn't get sufficient reward form the country.


The unhappy California wants to be called as a separate country for they had have enough under Trump's administration, many campaigns are planning to protest for referendum like the, Yes California Independence Campaign that is struggling for holding election in 2018 to make California an Independent state.



The campaign believes in California's autonomous power that can improve its own aura and can perform well without the interference of Trump presidency and they said, "As the sixth-largest economy in the world, California is more economically powerful than France and has a population larger than Poland. Point by point, California compares and competes with countries, not just the 49 other states." 


Meanwhile some are devising campaigns to split California into three different states, whatever the future holds for California, it's really going to affect daily life of millions of people living there.


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