US EditionHow the Immigration Crackdown is Impacting Children
- In the first three months after returning to office, the Trump administration implemented more than 175 executive measures focused on immigration, resulting in arrests, raids, deportations, and the removal of three U.S. Citizen children.
- This crackdown followed President Trump's campaign promise to enforce immigration laws more strictly, as analyzed by the Migration Policy Institute.
- About 13 million undocumented people live in the U.S., including approximately 9 million children in households with at least one noncitizen adult, which affects both undocumented and citizen children in these families.
- Federal court cases Plyler v. Doe and Lau v. Nichols require schools to enroll all children regardless of immigration status and provide assistance to ensure equal educational opportunities.
- Research indicates that ICE presence causes stress among teachers and leads to decreased attendance and concentration among Hispanic and immigrant children, suggesting significant educational impacts.
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How the Immigration Crackdown is Impacting Children - Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien
During his campaign, President Donald Trump promised a crackdown on immigration. In his first three months back in office, his administration announced over 175 immigration-specific executive actions, according to analysis from the Migration Policy Institute. Julie Sugarman is the institute’s associate director for K-12 education research. She joins Soledad O’Brien to explain how these actions are impacting schools and children from immigrant fa…
‘I am afraid’: Donald Trump's immigration crackdown triggers anxiety among international students
International students at UC San Diego face heightened challenges due to the Trump Administration's visa policy changes, leading to travel cancellations and increased anxiety about immigration status.
How the Immigration Crackdown is Impacting Children
During his campaign, President Donald Trump promised a crackdown on immigration. In his first three months back in office, his administration announced over 175 immigration-specific executive actions, according to analysis from the Migration Policy Institute. Julie Sugarman is the institute’s associate director for K-12 education research. She joins Soledad O’Brien to explain how these actions are impacting schools and children from immigrant fa…
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