Neither sleet, snow, nor major firestorms will ever prevent California’s one-state Democrat majority from conducting its rounds of pushing woke politics above everything else.

As wildfires continued to ravage parts of Los Angeles on Thursday, California lawmakers in Sacramento officially began a special legislative session to prepare the state for President-elect Donald Trump.

Thursday marked the first regular floor session for state lawmakers since the fires began. Those fires are expected to leave Southern California with one of, if not the, most expensive catastrophes in U.S. History. The damage also raises questions about California’s future with the property insurance market, which has been hesitant or refusing to insure residents living in disaster prone parts of the state.

The Democratic-led Assembly and State Senate paused their regular business Thursday to gavel into the Trump-related special legislative session, which Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered days after the presidential election.

That session is meant to quickly provide the California Department of Justice an extra $25 million to prepare for legal battles with the Trump administration

When pressed by KCRA 3 if now is the right time for the Trump-related special session, Assembly Speaker Rivas wouldn’t answer the question.

“My colleagues and I are acting with great urgency to ensure we are providing much needed relief to Angelenos, that we understand what it will take for this region to recover and to support those who have been most impacted by this disaster,” Rivas said.

What does helping ‘Angelenos’ recover mean? Protecting illegal alien criminals.

The core purpose of the special session is fighting Trump’s deportations which will be primarily aimed at illegal alien criminals.

California can be on fire and it won’t matter, Democrat legislative priorities will be illegal alien criminals, transgender procedures for kids and getting rid of the rest of the water.