Marin County is making $425,000 available for organizations that provide legal services and other support for immigrants and their families.
The county has issued a request for proposals for nonprofit organizations that work in the fields of immigration law and direct support services such as housing, food assistance and other needs, amid what immigration advocates have described as an assault on immigrants’ rights by the Trump administration that has included increased detentions and deportations, even of legal residents.
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