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The program, called the Liberty Defense Project, partners with law firms, legal associations, advocacy groups, and others to provide free legal counseling and representation to immigrants in New York.
April 05, 2019 at 04:40 PM
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New York will continue its first-in-the-nation state-funded program to provide free legal services to immigrants and communities targeted by federal immigration agents after $10 million was allocated for the program in this year’s state budget.
The program, called the Liberty Defense Project, partners with law firms, legal associations, advocacy groups, and others to provide free legal counseling and representation to immigrants in New York.
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