Injustice Watch: Chicago’s undocumented seniors face slim and dangerous housing options (March 31, 2022) Undocumented seniors who don’t have family to fall back on are “Chicago’s undocumented seniors face slim and dangerous housing options”
Tag: immigration
Why the New “Public Charge” Rule Could Hit Immigrants Hard
Next Avenue: Why the New “Public Charge” Rule Could Hit Immigrants Hard (February 24, 2020) Since 1999, federal immigration law has had a public charge “Why the New “Public Charge” Rule Could Hit Immigrants Hard”
Older Immigrants’ Access to Basic Needs Programs is at Risk
Dailyjournal.com. Older Immigrants’ Access to Basic Needs Programs at Risk By Justice in Aging Attorneys Denny Chan and Natalie Keen When Mary immigrated to San “Older Immigrants’ Access to Basic Needs Programs is at Risk”
Justice in Aging’s Statement on the Trump Administration’s Immigration Policies
Justice in Aging opposes the Administration’s continued attacks on immigrant families, as demonstrated in the recent statements and policy actions of numerous Administration officials and “Justice in Aging’s Statement on the Trump Administration’s Immigration Policies”
