Jun. 4, 2024
Diocese's bankruptcy could impact immigration nonprofit
A wave of diocese Chapter 11 filings could threaten the CLINIC's revenue streams at a time when many organizations helping immigrants are facing headwinds
When a federal bankruptcy judge approved a request for the Diocese of Sacramento to pay "ordinary professionals" during its Chapter 11 proceeding, the first line on the first exhibit was for $10,000 per month to Catholic Legal Immigration Network Inc. for "legal advice concerning immigration matters."
The Maryland-based network offered some of the fiercest legal opposition to the Trump administration on immigration policy. It also provides millions of dollars ...
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