Immigration,
Government
May 4, 2018
Bill allowing out-of-state nonprofits to care for immigrants passes Assembly
Out-of-state nonprofits would be able to care for unaccompanied minors who arrive on the border, under a bill unanimously passed by the State Assembly on Thursday.
SACRAMENTO — Out-of-state nonprofits would be able to care for unaccompanied minors who arrive on the border, under a bill unanimously passed by the state Assembly on Thursday.
AB 2642 passed 64-0 two days after it had sailed through the Assembly Judiciary Committee. It now heads to the state Senate.
The goal of the legislation is to increase the number of slots for minors who can be placed outs...
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