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Parents and students arrive for the first day of school, as teachers and volunteers patrol for the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), at the Ninety-Third Street Elementary School, in Los Angeles, California, on August 14, 2025.
Migration

How Federal Bans to Migrant Health Care Could Affect U.S. Citizens

by Sarah Rendón García, Germán A. Cadenas, Oswaldo Moreno

The ripple effects extend to early childhood education, addiction recovery services, and mental health programs

Deferred Enforced Departure status holder Marie Zar, who works as a nurse’s assistant, gets ready for work, in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, on March 29, 2019.
Migration

How Anti-Immigration Measures Could Deplete the U.S. Health Workforce

by Neha Mukherjee

The role of immigrants in health care has become more critical because of a worsening worker shortage

Migration

U.S. Deportees on Their Return to Guatemala

by Isabella Rolz
U.S. Deportees on Their Return to Guatemala
Migration

The United States Needs More Medical Interpreters

by Eunice Chung
The United States Needs More Medical Interpreters
Migration

U.S. Migration Surge Draws Attention to Mental Health Care

by Vida Foubister
U.S. Migration Surge Draws Attention to Mental Health Care
Migration

Abortion Access for U.S. Immigrants

by Vida Foubister
Abortion Access for U.S. Immigrants
Migration

Immigrants, Mental Health, and Enduring the U.S. Election

by Germán A. Cadenas
Immigrants, Mental Health, and Enduring the U.S. Election
Migration

Joyful and Painful Tales of Migrant Reunions

by Isabella Rolz
Joyful and Painful Tales of Migrant Reunions
Migration

Title 42, Asylum Seekers, and American Public Health in 2024 Election

by Linda Hill, Nancy Carballo, Kathleen Fischer, Keeler Kime, Sara Baird, Christine Thorne, Candace Russell
Migrants expelled from the U.S. and sent back to Mexico under Title 42, walk towards Mexico at the Paso del Norte International border bridge.