Eight Months After Storms, California Disaster Relief Slowly Flows to Undocumented Workers Who Lost Homes, Income
In Santa Barbara County, more than 2,000 people have received $2.8 million in assistance, including adults and children.
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In Santa Barbara County, more than 2,000 people have received $2.8 million in assistance, including adults and children.
Ricardo Santana Velázquez paid a visit to City Hall and met with Santa Barbara residents to discuss consulate services available to the migrant community.
The newly bipartisan bill would protect military parents like Flores from deportation by giving them lawful permanent status.
From 2020 to 2021, the number of inmates picked up by ICE was cut by half, according to the latest Sheriff’s report.
Employees of the Santa Barbara–founded dental program are waiting for their visas to be processed by the State Department before they can be evacuated to a refugee camp.
The award comes when the Supreme Court took away in-field organizing.
Sheriff Brown reported to county supervisors, but advocates questioned his numbers.
Rep. Carbajal secures a humanitarian waiver from Homeland to bring mother of 10 home to Goleta.
He pushed for the federal government to expedite the reunification process.
New legislation provides citizenship paths for DACA recipients and farmworkers.