As families of the Key Bridge collapse wait, how a Baltimore County employee translates a complex system for them

BALTIMORE — For Giuliana Valencia-Banks, the difficulty of the past week has only been compounded by how personal it felt. Valencia-Banks is the Baltimore County chief of immigrant affairs, a role that is much newer than its city counterpart. But since the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed March 26, sending six immigrant, Latino construction workers to their deaths in the depths below, …