The Biden administration proposed legislation that will support undocumented immigrants, particularly Dreamers, by expanding access to health care and other forms of support.
After a prior report suggested that the Biden administration was contemplating the re-implementation of family detention protocols, the administration has stated that it presently has no intention to reinstate said measures.
Lawmakers have cited overcrowding, inadequate living conditions, and insufficient access to medical care and mental health services as key issues affecting the well-being of migrant children.
This webinar will discuss the complex context impacting migrant youth arriving at the US-Mexico border, including the intersection of child welfare, immigration enforcement, and refugee resettlement.
This symposium will include presentations from advocates on working with children and youth in immigration proceedings and provide legal strategies and best practices for working with immigrant children and youth.
This webinar will provide an overview of immigration benefits available to eligible youth and children who have been victims of human trafficking or other crimes.
This report summarizes the findings of a study into the barriers facing unaccompanied children in accessing critical medical and mental health care and highlights recommendations to address these barriers and strengthen services for this population.
The U.S. Department of Labor announces new actions to combat child labor exploitation that include initiatives to address the needs and vulnerabilities of unaccompanied children.
This article delves into how and why child labor exploitation, especially of unaccompanied immigrant children, continues to be a problem in the U.S. in 2023.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s reelection campaign’s goal was to deny undocumented children access to public education unless the federal government pays for it – now the bill is in in the Senate Education Committee.
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