Laurel
Immigrant advocacy groups seek to help build bridges
By Tony E. Windsor
Two immigrant advocacy organizations appeared before the Laurel Mayor and Council recently, saying their goal is to build stronger relationships with local government and help newcomers better navigate life in Delaware.
The representatives attended the meeting at the invitation of Mayor Carlos Oliveras, who has sought to facilitate dialogue between town leaders and organizations serving immigrant communities in Sussex County.
Brian Curcia, executive director of La Esperanza in Georgetown, told council members the nonprofit has spent decades assisting immigrants as they adjust to life in the region. “I am the executive director of La Esperanza in Georgetown, Delaware,” Curcia said. “We are a nonprofit organization […]
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