The U.S. Department of Justice has cut funding for two vital gun violence prevention organizations in South Florida, raising concerns about the impact on community safety. The Circle of Brotherhood in Miami and the Urban League of Broward County are among those affected, with the former losing a crucial $2 million grant aimed at stopping gun violence and helping local youth.
The decision comes as the DOJ shifts focus towards law enforcement and child protection, leaving these nonprofits to seek alternative funding sources. With their outreach programs at risk, executives from both organizations emphasize the critical role they play in saving lives and curbing crime, making planned rallies for support all the more urgent.
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