Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill to protect certain individuals from threats and harassment. The new law creates an address confidentiality program for those who work with immigrants, including employees and volunteers.
This program is intended to shield the home addresses of these workers from public disclosure, as they often face doxxing and threats.
Further details about the program and the bill, AB 2624, are available from the source.
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