16 republican-led state are suing the Biden administration to end its new parole in place program.
This webinar will celebrate the release of Girasol’s newly translated Kʼicheʼ version of their Trauma Workbook for Unaccompanied Minors/Teens and discuss language diversity of Indigenous communities, roots causes of displacement of Indigenous people from Guatemala and Mexico, and language justice.
This book explores the experiences of unaccompanied youth from Central America and Mexico, navigating life and the transition to adulthood in the U.S.
The 21st Annual Immigration Law and Policy Conference will bring together leading experts for policy and legal analysis, and discussion of key immigration issues in the U.S. It will feature Amy Pope, Director General of the International Organization for Migration as the keynote speaker.
This comprehensive resource pack reviews key considerations and approaches for including children in research initiatives, ensuring that children’s rights are respected and that they are engaged as partners in the research process.
This study explored the impacts of parental deportation on the health and well-being of U.S. citizen children of Mexican immigrants.
This webinar reviews the Immigration Policy Lab’s Integration Index, a six-dimension survey tool that assesses psychological, social, economic, political, linguistic, and navigational integration of refugees and other migrant groups.
This factsheet reviews the key components of the Biden administration’s new policy restricting access to asylum, including the process, exceptions, and consequences.
This brief reviews policy barriers to immigrant access to public benefits and needed reforms.
This practice advisory reviews the important role of ORR records in an immigration case and the process to request them.
This resource provides a refresher on the current state of the DACA program in light of the Biden administration’s August 2022 rule.
The new Biden administration parole-in-place program for undocumented immigrant spouses of U.S.-citizens is poised to provide much need relief to mixed-status families.
A federal judge has approved the Biden administration’s request to partially end the Flores settlement agreement, which has provided rules on how the government must care for migrant children in its custody for the past 27 years.
The Greensboro influx care facility for migrant children is ramping down operations. It continues not to house any children, but must remain ready if the need arises.
A NY Times reporter and a visual journalist followed the 5,000 mile journey of the Aguilar Ortega family from Latin America to the United States.
The Immigration Court Efficiency and Children’s Court Act look to create more child-friendly immigration court environments for migrant children who must otherwise often navigate the immigration system alone.
The U.S. Department of Justice has sued Southwest Key Programs, the largest provider of housing to unaccompanied minors, due to accusations of sexual abuse and harassment of the minors in its care.
Many conservative politicians are seeking to overturn the 1982 Plyler v. Doe decision that has ensured the right to free education regardless of immigration status for over 40 years.
A revamped FAFSA application process prevented parents without a SSN from participating, leaving the future of education for many students in mixed-status families in jeopardy.
New analyses from the Pew Research Center answer key questions about the immigrant population in the U.S.
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