Legal Defense Funds for Undocumented in US Create Another Front in Immigration Conflict

While the U.S. federal government is working to detain and deport undocumented immigrants, some U.S. states and cities have started legal funds to defend them, opening up a new front in the conflict over immigration.

About 13 jurisdictions have joined a network to expand legal representation for immigrants facing detention and deportation — the ultimate line of defense, officials said.



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2 Thoughts to “Legal Defense Funds for Undocumented in US Create Another Front in Immigration Conflict”

  1. lb

    How is this legal? Isnt this aiding and abetting a criminal in committing AND evading prosecution for an intentional crime?

  2. Liquidators 1

    Funny how the states and cities don’t furnish funds for American citizens who can’t afford an attorney in civil matters?

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