Although the new version of the ICE parental interests directive includes several needed protections, it falls short in strengthening some important needed protections for immigrant families.
The Supreme Court has refused to reinstate the Biden administration’s policy that directs ICE to prioritize the detention and deportation of those who pose national security and public safety threats.
In Vermont, multicultural liaisons play a crucial role in helping immigrant families navigate school systems.
3 mothers and 1 father who were separated from their children during the Trump administration have sued the U.S. government due to the trauma they’ve experienced as a result.
The National Immigrant Inclusion Conference will bring together leaders and organizations to share their expertise and experiences in welcoming and integrating immigrants and refugees into their communities.
The 2022 ICE parental interest directive establishes ICE policies and procedures to protect the parental and/or guardianship rights of parents and legal guardians who are taken into ICE custody.
This resource highlights key pillars to confronting discrimination and ensuring equal access to education for all students regardless of immigration status.
USCIS has updated its Public Charge Resources Webpage to provide up-to-date information on the public charge ground of inadmissibility and public benefits available to noncitizens.
This fact sheet provides a summary and background on the proposed LIFT the Bar Act and highlights how this legislation would positively impact children in immigrant families.
This fact sheet reviews federal and state policy that impact healthcare coverage for immigrants.
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