Free immigration resources to begin May 30 in Bensonhurst
Anyone is welcome regardless of income or the language they speak.
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May 21, 2024, 9:57 PM
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Updated 186 days ago
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15h agoCommunity leaders announced a new free legal immigration service program for Brooklyn residents in Bensonhurst starting May 30.
The new program is a collaboration between Council Member Susan Zhuang and the Council of Jewish Organizations.
They say the services provided by the program will do anything an attorney can do for immigration legal services.
Nonprofits will be connected to people in need of immigrant services. Anyone is welcome regardless of income or the language they speak.
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