Establishes the Immigrant and Refugee Affairs Agency within California state government to oversee immigrant and refugee services.
The bill establishes the Immigrant and Refugee Affairs Agency within California state government, headed by a secretary appointed by the Governor. The agency aims to enhance immigrant and refugee inclusion in social, cultural, economic, and civic life. It consolidates existing programs and services related to immigrants and refugees, transferring relevant property and personnel to the new agency. The agency will coordinate with local offices, create an information clearinghouse, monitor legislation, and engage with federal agencies.
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