Detroit has an office for immigrants. Advocates say it needs to do more
When Christine Bell looks for help for Detroit’s immigrant families, the city’s immigrant affairs office is rarely the first place she turns. “It doesn’t feel like the city has had a plan around what you do for immigrant populations,” said Bell, executive director of Urban Neighborhood Initiatives, a community nonprofit based in Southwest Detroit. Bell […]
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