This listening session on public charge allows state, territorial, local and tribal benefits granting agencies and nonprofit organization to provide feedback to the department of homeland security in hope of creating a new, fair and consistent public charge rule.
This webinar will discuss the findings of research conducted on childcare disruptions during the pandemic and what experiences Hispanic families had with these disruptions.
Secondhand trauma can be experienced by support systems that are helping immigrants acclimate to living in the U.S.
Illinois public defenders are now representing immigrants in immigration court in Chicago.
The Department of Health and Human Services reports that approximately 34 unaccompanied Afghan children have arrived in the U.S. with an expectation of more to arrive.
This article reviews what happens to immigrant youth being held by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
A recent analysis of data from the Census Bureau finds that nearly 4.9 million children live in a household with at least one parent who is undocumented.
Biden’s administration has filed an appeal to overturn a July ruling in the Texas District court, which ruled the DACA program was unlawful.
Once located, parents of migrant children, that were separated at the border, will receive help returning to the U.S., legal residency, and other assistance for three years, with a new program just launched by the Family Reunification Task Force.
An announcement made by the Biden administration stated that applications for the Central American Minors (CAM) initiative will now be accepted.
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