Government
May 24, 2007
Critics Attack Immigration Bill's Legal Aid
WASHINGTON - Critics of the immigration-reform bill working its way through Congress have attacked a proposal to provide legal-aid services for thousands of illegal agricultural workers seeking to stay in the United States.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Critics of the immigration-reform bill working its way through Congress have attacked a proposal to provide legal-aid services for thousands of illegal agricultural workers seeking to stay in the United States.
Under current law, the federal Legal Services Corp. is prevented from funding many services for illegal immigrants. But...
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