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Los Angeles Announces $10-Million Defense Fund for Immigrants

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Los Angeles-area leaders on Monday announced a $10 million “justice fund” that will help provide lawyers to local immigrants who are facing deportation proceedings without legal representation. Since winning the presidential election, has said he would prioritize the deportation of two million to three million undocumented immigrants who have been convicted of crimes. Democratic mayors […]

(via WSJ)

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