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Mass. Senate Budget Sets Aside $1M for Legal Defense for Immigrants
The initiative has helped more than 400 people retain lawyers at no cost, and lawmakers say demand has outpaced current funding.
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Mass. Senate budget sets aside $1M for legal defense for immigrants
A $1.8 billion spending bill set to get a vote from the majority-Democrat state Senate next week sets aside $1 million for legal services for immigrants — a move that’s thrust the spending plan to the center of the state’s political conversation.
·Springfield, United States
Read Full ArticleMass. Senate wants to put more money toward legal defense fund for immigrants
The program was created over the summer as part of the state budget and has helped hundreds of immigrants facing deportation retain lawyers at no cost. Senate President Karen Spilka said she wants to give the initiative another $1 million as part of a spending bill that taps revenue from the so-called "millionaires tax."
·Boston, United States
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