When the Southern Poverty Law Center laid off more than 70 of its workers and shut down its Southeast Immigrant Freedom Initiative last month, the immigrant rights movement in the Southeast was dealt a severe blow. Amica Center Executive Director Michael Lukens makes the case for why funders need to invest in rebuilding the region’s legal services infrastructure to ensure immigrants aren’t left to fend for themselves in the latest op-ed for Prism. Read it here https://lnkd.in/eAjRCgpK
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1moThis is fantastic. Thanks to all who made this happen.