Who rescues SoCal?

Ureña (Venezuela) (AFP) - Desperate doctors and nurses are protesting at Venezuela's border with Colombia, demanding that President Nicolas Maduro allows in humanitarian aid that remains tantalisingly out of reach."Right now it's a critical situation, it's terrible because we have nothing: no gloves, no dressings, no medicines," Francis Duran, a 34-year-old nurse at the San Antonio hospital in the border town of Urena, told AFP.Duran was part of a motorcycle escort that accompanied a march to the Tienditas border bridge that separates Urena from the Colombian town of Cucuta, where tons of US aid is being stored ahead of an attempt to bring it into Venezuela."I'm a nurse and, for my patients, I demand that humanitarian aid enters," said the message on one sign attached to a motorcycle.Venezuela is in the grip of an economic crisis with millions of people suffering from shortages of food and medicinesUrena is a crucial battleground in opposition leader Juan Guaido's power struggle with Maduro.

Yanks awaiting with a few planes on the other side.  This is a small potatoes operation  when compared to hopelessly cartel bribed SoCal with failing schools. New York cannot touch this in terms of rescue, way too big.  Even NCLB money will be at risk, observed to have negative utility.  New York liberals will take the Nixon choice.