US EditionPrice of Persuasion: Groups Spent More than $9 Million Influencing Montana Legislators, with Mixed Results
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$600 Million in NY Taxpayer Funds Sent to Groups Opposing Federal Immigration Law
New York has funneled over half a billion dollars into nonprofit groups that oppose federal immigration enforcement, a move that’s raising serious concerns about the use of taxpayer money and the undermining of U.S. immigration laws. Key Facts: New York State and City have spent $600 million on nonprofits supporting illegal immigrants. Bronx Defenders received over $500 million from NYC since 2009, plus $32 million in state contracts. Make the …
N.Y. Gave $600M to Groups Opposing Trump Immigration Plans
Immigrants' rights groups in New York have been given more than $600 million in taxpayer funds over the years to oppose the immigration policies of the Trump administration. The outlet reviewed contracts by legal and migrant advocacy groups...
The New York Immigration Coalition, congressmen and other politicians in the city denounced on Tuesday the "unhealthy conditions" faced by immigrants detained in the federal building that houses the local office of the Customs and Immigration Control Service (ICE). The entrance denounces conditions in which immigrants are detained in federal building in New York City was first published in Digital Process.
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