Facing our future: Children in the aftermath of immigration enforcement

Ajay Chaudry · Randy Capps · Juan Manuel Pedroza · Rosa Maria Castañeda · Robert G. Santos · Molly Scott

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Migration, Health and Trauma Migration, Refugees, and Integration Migration, Racism, and Human Rights

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Based on interviews, examines the effects of the arrest, detention, and/or deportation of undocumented parents on their children, including changes in behavior, food sufficiency, and housing. Explores community responses. Makes policy recommendations.

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