sacramento calif. lawmakers democrat-controlled california already lay groundwork fight president-elect donald trump conservative populist agenda monday leaders house legislature introduce measure protect undocumented immigrants state efforts trump administration deport billionaire businessman take office jan. 20. bill follow closely democratic governor jerry brown nomination u.s. representative xavier becerra attorney general high-ranking democrat challenge incoming administration come us issue climate change immigration worker protections immigrants part california history culture society say assembly speaker anthony rendon democrat los angeles respond trump call deport undocumented immigrants build wall along u.s. border mexico tell next administration congress want get go us california vote decisively democrat hillary clinton nov. presidential election choose former first lady trump 28 percentage point democrats hold two-thirds majorities house legislature every statewide office populous u.s. state california 2.7 million undocumented immigrants percent 39 million population brown nomination becerra last week position state fight back efforts weaken progressive policies reliably progressive attorney general steep ways washington first day back recess monday legislature pass resolutions urge trump abandon deportation promise introduce two bill aim protect immigrants one measure would set fund pay lawyers immigrants face deportation another would train criminal defense attorneys immigration law news conference monday brown becerra avoid antagonistic language trump men promise protect state interest think california pick fight becerrra say certainly stand right have trump transition team immediately respond request comment republican leader chad mayes yucca valley criticize legislature move democrats steal page president-elect trump campaign playbook push rhetorical divisive agenda design inflame tensions many us seek soothe mayes say california prepare fight trump immigration issue