Nonprofits that cater to illegal aliens are facing massive financial shortfalls after losing federal subsidies cut by the Trump administration. Groups that once depended on taxpayer funding to provide housing, food, education, and legal services to border crossers are now pleading with private donors to stay afloat.
During a White House cabinet meeting Wednesday, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that states and municipalities issuing driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants risk losing access to federal funding for infrastructure projects under the Trump administration's renewed enforcement of immigration law.
