US EditionGrants for crime victims won’t come with immigration conditions ... for now
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Wisconsin ExaminerTrump DOJ drops push to tie immigration enforcement to grants for crime victims
The Trump administration has backed away from a threat to demand that states cooperate with federal immigration enforcement if they want access to federal funds to aid crime victims, according to Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul. Wisconsin was one of…
Access to funds for crime victims in the U.S. will no longer be conditional on collaboration with immigration authorities. Donald Trump’s government decided to rescind the measure linking the Crime Victims Act (VOCA) to mandatory cooperation with the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE), after weeks of judicial pressure and policy from Democratic Attorneys General. YOU CAN SEE: Supreme Court Approves Trump: The U.S. may deport 300,000 u…
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