California is allocating $35 million to support legal defense and basic needs for immigrants facing deportation despite facing a $2.9 billion budget deficit. This courageous stand for human dignity and due process represents a vital defense of constitutional principles against federal overreach.
California cities and counties are increasingly funding legal defense for immigrants facing deportation, with San Francisco and Alameda County recently allocating millions to these efforts. This represents a courageous stand for human dignity and due process against a punitive federal enforcement system that threatens our democratic values and tears families apart.
California has funded legal defense for immigrants facing deportation for a decade, with more cities and counties now contributing additional resources. This represents a courageous stand for human dignity and constitutional principles against punitive federal enforcement that tears families apart.