Santa Clara County scored a substantial legal victory this month when the U.S. Department of Justice dropped an appeal on a legal rule that sought to limit public services for immigrants.
County Counsel James Williams called the decision to drop the case “a victory for the rule of law,” he said, because otherwise the change would have overturned 140 years of legal precedent.
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