Lawyers successfully blocked a last-minute Trump administration attempt to deport Guatemalan children after a frantic middle-of-the-night legal battle, highlighting the ongoing clash between the administration’s mass deportation goals and established legal protections for migrants.
Many mixed-status families are experiencing fear and anxiety about encountering immigration enforcement officials at or near schools.
Guatemalan migrant children described feeling “traumatized” and “depressed” following the Trump administration’s attempted deportation of these youth over the Labor Day weekend, despite their ongoing immigration cases.
This blog examines key changes in the updated version of the Parental Interests Directive, reviews remaining ICE protocols, explains how to use the directive for oversight and accountability, and outlines congressional actions to protect detained parents’ rights.
A federal judge issued a nationwide preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration’s directive that banned children without permanent legal status from enrolling in Head Start, after multiple state associations sued over the policy.
Increased immigration enforcement efforts are spurring family separation as parents must decide whether to be deported with their children or separate.
Many of the over 4 million mixed-status families in the U.S. are preparing emergency family plans in the face of ramped up immigration enforcement.
This article document growing resistance to the Trump administration’s mass deportation efforts.
This webinar will examine the realities facing children in immigrant families, including current data, policy challenges, and community responses.
This Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month webinar will feature Dr. William Martinez from University of California, San Francisco to discuss strategies to reduce behavioral health disparities among ethnic minority youth, particularly Latinx and immigrant populations.
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