California leaders mum on $1B high-speed rail detour aimed at preserving disgraced labor leader's memorial

California taxpayers may be responsible for a $1 billion detour project to preserve a monument honoring Cesar Chavez, a disgraced labor leader accused of sexual abuse and grooming minors and adults. The detour would move the high-speed rail track roughly three-quarters of a mile from the monument's boundary. California leaders have not commented on whether taxpayers should still fund the project.