FAITH LEADERS ACROSS Santa Clara County are committing money to immigration legal defense services as advocates warn families continue to face fear and uncertainty around detention and deportation.
More than 120 donors across the Presbytery of San Jose are giving $15,000 to local immigration advocacy groups to support legal aid services for people facing deportation. Funds will be split between Amigos de Guadalupe Center for Justice and Empowerment in Santa Clara County and the Community Action Board of Santa Cruz County. The money will go toward legal services, advocacy and family support.
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