Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid Gears Up To Support Immigrant Community With Legal Guidance Amid New Administration

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Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid Gears Up To Support Immigrant Community With Legal Guidance Amid New Administration

Amidst the political shifts and the changing tides that come with a new administration, Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid is stepping up to provide crucial guidance to immigrants in need. In a webinar held on December 5, they laid out the landscape of immigration petitions and applications, aiming to empower those facing the complexities of the system. This non-profit, known for offering pro bono legal services, has long been a lifeline for those who cannot afford representation.

In the weeks to come, as the new administration takes office, many in the immigrant community may find themselves needing to quickly adjust to new policies. Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid is to proactively inform individuals of the changes and available resources. The organization clearly understands the urgency of the moment, and is quick to underline the steps one can take to navigate this transition. For those seeking more personalized advice, Assistant City Attorney Edmundo Lijo is on hand, a point of contact through Saint Paul’s Immigration Legal Defense Fund.

On their part, Saint Paul has shown a steadfast commitment to its diverse populace, contracting with legal services like Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid to ensure residents have representation. This dedication is part of a broader recognition of the contributions and challenges faced by the immigrant and refugee community within the city.

The outreach doesn't just stop at English speakers; recognizing the tapestry of languages spoken by its community, the webinar was made available in Spanish as well, ensuring to broadly disseminate information. The doors are open for engagement, with invitations to contact Edmundo Lijo at (651) 266-8783 or via his email at Edmundo.Lijo@ci.stpaul.mn.us. Those interested in reviewing the webinar sessions can find them online, a testament to the organization's commitment to accessibility. Saint Paul's City Government has emphasized this access as a move towards creating a community where all members are informed and poised to advocate for themselves.

SOURCE: hoodline

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