Nutrition assistance abandoned even in mixed-status families for fear that participation in government programs could result in potential deportations.
Read the StoryAfter their mother was deported to Mexico, the Marin siblings faced an impossible choice: Stay or go.
Read the StoryExposure to anti-immigrant and xenophobic language, actions, and policies can lead to potentially damaging stress in children and families.
Read the OpinionThough federal ruling indicates they should have been freed within three weeks, a mother and family endured extended detention after request for asylum, and she attempted a desperate act in hopes to free the children.
Read the StoryPresident Trump’s budget proposal contains a 13.5% increase in Title IV-E funding for state foster care and adoption, but also includes a $153 million cut in federal foster care for unaccompanied minors, a system that is already deeply underfunded.
Read the StoryTeachers’ Association requests that ICE cease enforcement actions with parents near its schools so that children know that school is a safe place and attendance is not threatened.
Read the StorySix-month extension of protected status for Haitians announced by DHS, but future reconsideration of status is unclear.
Read the StoryThis article looks into the lives of child immigrants, as well as associated data and statistics, one year after the massive incoming of unaccompanied children.
Read the ArticleA POLITICO analysis of government data shows that fully 88 percent of the removal orders issued since July have gone to children without an attorney. What’s more, a juvenile assigned to judges in Texas, North Carolina and Georgia in the past 16 months was at least three times more likely to receive such an order than a child in California, Florida or New York.
Review AnalysisA Q&A about immigrant children who will be entering in to the school system in New York.
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