Paul Johnson: That means making sure those in immigration limbo aren't afraid to access city services due to a fear of deportation. , according to Hamilton Spectator. For some services, documentation is required, but fear shouldn't prevent those whose status is in flux from asking about city services, says Paul Johnson, director of neighbourhood development strategies. Hamilton has taken a step toward becoming a "sanctuary city" for undocumented newcomers. City councillors backed a report Monday that recommends breaking down that intimidation barrier by training municipal staff and launching a public education strategy.
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