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Learn more about the Immigration Justice Collaborative through local news articles and recorded videos to help inform our community.
First of three ‘Know Your Rights’ town hall meetings held following week-long Border Patrol operations in Kern County
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The first of three “Know Your Rights” community town halls was held Tuesday in Lamont in the wake of week-long immigration enforcement operations in Kern County.
Attendees packed the room to learn more about what to do when it comes to immigration status and interacting with federal officials, such as ICE and border patrol agents.
Know Your Rights: Delano town hall on Border Patrol sweeps in Kern County
DELANO, Calif. (KERO) — Community leaders and legal experts address concerns over immigration enforcement in Kern County, offering vital information to residents.
“This is un-American and unlawful”: Kern County advocates stands against ICE operations
Several Kern County community organizations held a Know Your Rights press conference at the Liberty Bell in downtown Bakersfield on January 13 to address the impact of recent immigration enforcement actions by Border Patrol in Kern County last week.
Kern County immigrant rights coalition details tools to combat threats of mass deportations
Days after a major weeklong operation by the border patrol in Kern County, a coalition of immigration service providers and pro-immigrant groups gathered Monday to help empower immigrant communities and offer necessary tools to combat attempts at promised mass deportations in the Central Valley by the incoming presidential administration.
Advocates continue to share information following Border Patrol sweeps
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — The Rapid Response Network on Monday shared their intentions to continue to educate the community on their immigration and constitutional rights.
“As an individual here in the U.S., they are protected by the United States Constitution and all of its amendments,” said local attorney and co-founder of the Immigration Justice Collaborative, David Torres.
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