After 2 years of Biden administration being in office, 1000 immigrant children remain separated from their families.
This article presents three advocacy tips to promote immigrant access to SNAP benefits and help end hunger among these immigrant families.
The Labor Department found that 102 children, including unaccompanied immigrant children, were working in hazardous conditions across eight states.
The Biden administration has proposed a new rule that limits aslyum access for migrants if they fail to apply first in another country or enter the U.S. illegally.
A bill is being considered in New Hampshire that would provide a pathway to lawful permanent residence for undocumented children under 21 who have experienced abuse, neglect, or abandonment.
The Biden administration has updated immigration rules for children seeking legal status through their parents, which should help decrease the amount of chilren who age out before obtaining their legal status.
Records indicate that the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services has been preventing survivors of child abuse from seeking legal status through U visas.
The new CBP One mobile application is intended to aid with orderly processing of asylum seekers, but numerous flaws in the app are creating increasing barriers to asylees, especially families trying to seek asylum as family units.
A new NY Times investigation that interviewed over 100 migrant children has found that these children have been coming alone to the U.S. in record numbers and are working in extremely exploitative jobs.
The Biden has announced that it will deny entry to migrants from Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans who cross the border from Mexico, and will require them to apply to enter the U.S. from their home countries. The U.S. will accept 30,000 people per month from these nations for two years.
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