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February 11, 2021 | Report/Brief | Juan Carlos Gomez

Executive Summary: Immigrant Families during the Pandemic: On the Frontlines but Left Behind

Policymakers left immigrants behind with harsh immigration tactics and by denying them the health, nutrition, economic, and educational supports they need to survive. 

February 11, 2021 | Report/Brief | Juan Carlos Gomez

Immigrant Families during the Pandemic: On the Frontlines but Left Behind

This brief details the many ways in which immigrant families have been left behind during the pandemic and provides recommendations on how the federal government can be proactive in meeting the needs of immigrants and their families.

December 1, 2020 | Report/Brief | Elizabeth Lower-Basch

Fight Poverty, Hunger, and Health Care Needs by Removing Barriers to Program Access

This report details CLASP's recommendations for the Biden-Harris Administration to fight poverty, hunger, and the health care crisis.

July 28, 2020 | Report/Brief

How the Trump Administration Has Harmed Immigrant Families and Children

How the Trump Administration Has Harmed Immigrant Families, Children: An In-depth View from the Greater Boston Area and the Carolinas

March 16, 2020 | Report/Brief | Rebecca Ullrich

No Longer Feeling Safe: Perspectives on immigration policy from early childhood professionals

The United States should prioritize the wellbeing of young children in our laws and policies. Yet the current administration has been indifferent to—and even motivated by—the harmful consequences of its immigration policy priorities for up to 7.5 million young children in immigrant families across the…

September 12, 2019 | Report/Brief

CLASP Helps Lead Amicus Brief on Public Charge Rule

On September 12, CLASP along with the National Housing Law Project and the Food Research & Action Center, and more than 20 other groups, filed an amicus brief in several cases opposing the Trump Administration’s Public Charge Rule. The amicus brief argues that the Public…

September 11, 2019 | Report/Brief | Hannah Matthews

Children and Families in Trouble: Census Data Show Declining Health Coverage and Enduring Poverty

New Census data on poverty and health insurance reveal troubling signs for people with low incomes.

April 23, 2019 | Report/Brief | Rebecca Ullrich

A Guide to Creating “Safe Space” Policies for Early Childhood Programs

This guide explains how early childhood providers can create "safe space" policies to protect immigrant families in their programs.

February 18, 2019 | Report/Brief | Rebecca Ullrich

The Final Public Charge Rule and Young Children: Q&A

**This resource has been updated.** On August 14, 2019, the Trump Administration published a final “public charge” rule. The finalized rule would make it harder for lawfully present immigrants to obtain long-term status if government officials determine they are likely to use one or more public…

November 28, 2018 | Report/Brief

Building Strong Foundations: Racial Inequity in Policies that Impact Infants, Toddlers, and Families

This report explores racial disparities, including the policies that drive them, among infants and toddlers and their families. 

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