Immigrant communities won’t benefit from vaccine availability without language accessibility

by Ray Levy Uyeda

This article was originally published at Prism

In February 2020, Lali Moheno learned a mysterious virus was making its way through communities of farmworkers in Tulare County, the …

Immigrant rights groups demand an end to the mass deportation of Haitian migrants

by Jennifer Chowdhury

This story was originally published at Prism.

On Sunday, the Biden administration began its latest round of deportations—this time involving Haitian immigrants in South Texas—and …

Refugee program offers Liberian immigrants a pathway to citizenship, but it’s floundering

This story was originally published at Prism.

During his presidency, Donald Trump targeted some of the most vulnerable immigrant communities in the United States—including populations that were …

Southeast Asians are helping Afghan refugees seeking asylum in the U.S.

by Jenn Fang

This story was originally published at Prism.

The United States’ military withdrawal from Afghanistan has led to massive social and political destabilization, repeating a painful cycle …

Inflated housing costs are shutting Afghan refugees out of communities

by Aysha Khan

This story was originally published at Prism.

When Jill Galante heard from a local refugee caseworker that his agency expected their city would receive 800 Afghan families before …

There’s a way to resettle Afghan refugees in the U.S. if we have the will

by Quyen Dinh

This story was originally published at Prism.

The heartbreaking images of panicked crowds at the Kabul airport remind me of how my family’s story began after the Vietnam War. In 1975, …

New children’s book explores the struggles of children with undocumented parents

This story was originally published at Prism.

by Roberto Camacho

A growing number of innovative authors and writers are creating children’s books that accurately capture the experiences of Latinx …

How New Haven’s Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services supports families transitioning to the U.S

by Dominique “Peak” Johnson

This story was originally published at Prism.

After four years working as a translator for the U.S. armed forces in his home country of Afghanistan, Mohammad Daad Serweri’s …

'Be honest about immigration': Harris faces criticism for her warning to Guatemalans

Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a cringeworthy message to Guatemalans on her first trip abroad since being elected to the White House: “I want to be clear to folks in this region who are …