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We would be indirectly impacted. The
bigger impacts would be to the Boulder County Department of Social
Services. All of the child abuse and neglect cases we handle are
DSS cases. Most of the kids would still qualify for services (e.g.
Medicaid) as most are born here. Some are not, however, nor are their
parents. Kin placement could be affected, as well as housing assistance,
etc. to parents of our kids. Just don't know enough
yet...
Marsha Caplan,
Executive Director
Voices For Children CASA Providing services
to abused and neglected children since 1985
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Bolin Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 11:08 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: Draft Immigration Policy Hi
all:
Thanks
to everyone who participated in the HSA meeting yesterday and gave feedback on
the draft immigration policy statement. Based on our discussion yesterday,
I am asking that each of you provide us with examples of how your services to
immigrants would be effected by changes in immigration laws and
policies. How will HB 06S-1023 affect your agency? I have
attached HB06S-1023 to this e-mail for you to read. Please reply as soon
as possible so we can compile the changes and distribute them for discussion via
e-mail. Thanks in advance for addressing this quickly.
David Bolin | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
- RE: Draft Immigration Policy Uitti, Jane
- RE: Draft Immigration Policy Karen Cody Carlson
- RE: Draft Immigration Policy David Bolin
- RE: Draft Immigration Policy Karen Cody Carlson
- RE: Draft Immigration Policy Uitti, Jane
- Immigration - HB 1023 Uitti, Jane
- RE: Draft Immigration Policy Marsha Caplan
