Charlotte city leaders are providing $100,000 in aid to residents affected by a recent US Customs and Border Patrol operation. The funds, distributed through Crisis Assistance Ministry, are for rent and utility bills. The initiative, called Charlottes Web, led to 370 arrests, causing fear and disruption in Hispanic communities. The city is partnering with Crisis Assistance Ministry to support households facing economic hardship, with applications starting November 24th.
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