This study explores the community-level factors that facilitate the adjustment of unaccompanied immigrant children placed ORR foster care.
This article examines how U.S.-born children of immigrant mothers are undercounted in the census due to factors like language barriers, fear of deportation, and cultural stigmas, impacting resource allocation and political representation.
This resource outlines key actions the Biden administration can take to protect unaccompanied children as Title 42 ends.
This policy brief discusses the importance of legal representation for unaccompanied children in the U.S. to protect them from labor exploitation.
This training prepares attorneys to assist immigrant survivors of domestic violence who are eligible for VAWA and provides practical tips for trauma-informed lawyering with these clients.
This practice advisory reviews recent changes to the Visa Bulletin impacting SIJS and implications for representing youth seeking SIJS.
As a result of Migrant Protection Protocols along with Title 42, families are unable to safely seek asylum leading to an increased rate of unaccompanied minors arriving at the U.S. border.
California is launching a new program called the “California Foster Youth Program for Unaccompanied Immigrant Children,” which will provide support to migrant children who arrive in the state without their parents.
The Biden administration is launching a new initiative called the “Immigrant Families First” plan, which will provide targeted assistance to families with children who are living in poverty and facing immigration-related challenges, such as language barriers or fear of deportation.
Governor Lujan Grisham signed a bill strengthening the rights of migrant children in NM by providing detained or separated children with basic needs such as food, water, legal representation, and healthcare.
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