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California Allocates $35 Million to Support Immigrants Facing Deportation

California allocates $35 million to support immigrants with legal defense and basic needs amid a federal deportation push targeting up to 1 million people annually.

  • On Friday, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced California will release $35 million from the state budget to help immigrants impacted by detention and the Trump administration's deportation agenda, adding to legal-resource funding.
  • Newsom's office said the governor hears immigrant families and community leaders report fear and hardship amid the Trump administration's deportation agenda targeting up to 1 million people annually.
  • Partners will use the funds to connect immigrant families with legal support, food assistance and basic needs, supplementing existing state legal resources, which include restrictions for people with serious felony convictions.
  • State Sen. Lena Gonzalez said the funding signifies Democrats standing with immigrant families, and Kim Johnson emphasized it helps local partners assist during difficult times.
  • California found money despite serious budget constraints, with Newsom's office expecting a $2.9 billion deficit in the coming year.
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Cal Matters broke the news in Sacramento, United States on Friday, February 20, 2026.
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