Miami-Dade celebrates immigrants, connects them to resources amid harsh political climate
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The folk dances were part of the county government's Day of Welcome, hosted by the Office of New Americans, aiming to connect immigrants to local resources.
Miami-Dade officials celebrated the presence of newcomers, contrasting with other U.S. local governments that restrict resources for immigrants, showcasing a more inclusive approach.
"Half of our county is foreign-born. And that is how intricately woven immigration is to the fabric of who we are," said Office of New Americans Director Kathy Bird.
Gabriela Salles, a Guatemalan immigrant, attended the event seeking assistance to validate her veterinary degree in the U.S., noting the costs for document translation.
Read at Miami Herald
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