By America Hernandez
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Eleven legal aid nonprofits in California that rely on the federal Legal Services Corporation for annual grants said they will struggle to find new funding sources should President Donald J. Trump eliminate the program in 2018, as he has proposed in a draft budget.
While a detailed breakdown of the 2016 grants will not be published by the government until July, California recipients were...
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