A Tennessee House bill aims to require organizations that house migrant children to report identifying information to the Department of Children’s Services and to regulate the number of children they can house.
Undocumented parents with green card-holding or U.S.-born children may now apply for Utah’s childcare subsidy program.
COVID-19 was especially challenging for immigrant families who had to navigate complex learning systems to assist their children with online learning.
A new report indicates that parents and children continue to experience emotional and psychological trauma from the Trump administration’s family separation policy.
A new documentary explores the complex experience of U.S.-born children of undocumented immigrants.
U.S. immigration policy has long subjected migrant children to abuse and trauma, and these children are desperately in need of stronger safeguards.
A lawsuit against the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services alleges discrimination against undocumented youth in their custody.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security officials argued before a House panel highlighting problems with the Migrant Protection Protocols, also known as the ‘remain in Mexico’ policy, and why it should be terminated.
Canada’s child welfare policies are not inclusive of undocumented immigrants, prompting researchers and community workers to push for reform by highlighting racial disparities and additional barriers this population faces.
A Texas federal judge ruled against the Biden administration exempting unaccompanied children from the Trump-era Title 42 policy.
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