N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy speaking at his inauguration. Photo by Carmen Natale.
Gov. Phil Murphy, pointing to the immigrants' civil rights as well as their bearing on the state's workforce and treasury, announced the grants on Monday.
November 19, 2018 at 03:29 PM
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The state of New Jersey is contributing more than $2 million to a variety of legal aid organizations to provide legal representation to state residents facing immigration issues.
Gov. Phil Murphy, pointing to the immigrants’ civil rights as well as their bearing on the state’s workforce and treasury, announced the award of $2.1 million in grants on Monday.
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