; (iii) shall consider the existence of any State, county, or locally funded programs providing representation to people in proceedings described in such section 292; (iv) may provide grants or reimbursements to jurisdictions with programs described in clause (iii) that provide representation that furthers the purposes of this Act; (v) shall prioritize such grants or reimbursements for State, county, and locally funded programs that provide representation to people involved in a proceeding described in such section 292 without regard to any past interaction with the immigration or criminal legal systems; (vi) may, in accordance with section 207— (I) establish 1 or more Immigration Public Defender Organizations; and (II) contract with 1 or more Community Defender Organizations; (vii) shall provide for the establishment of a panel of private attorneys to provide representation under such section 292, in accordance with section 207 of this Act; and (viii) shall provide a plan for holding community engagement meetings that are open to the public not less frequently than twice during each fiscal year. (C) Local plans with border-based components (i) In general The Local Plan for each region that is adjacent to the international border between the United States and Mexico border shall provide for representation to all people subject to a proceeding described in section 292 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended by section 101 of this Act. (ii) Identifying counsel The Local Board of each region described in clause (i) may utilize the entities specified in section 207 and Attorney of the Day, attorney fellowship, and other models— (I) to provide limited representation to people in proceedings at the border