ONE OF THE BAY AREA’S busiest federal immigration courts resides in Contra Costa County, making the area a lightning rod for not only fears of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, but for protests. But it has also made the county a strong supporter of undocumented residents, earmarking funding and bolstering nonprofits that assist immigrants.
Early last month, Indivisible ReSisters Contra Costa in partnership with United Latino Voices and Concord Communities Alliance participated in a procession honoring those who’ve been detained, deported or are missing due to ICE.
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