posted 06/21/2022
Known as the public charge rule, it allowed the government to deny green cards to people who received Medicaid, food stamps, rental support and other essential forms of non-cash aid.
posted 05/18/2022
"I never talked about this because it is taboo," said a Los Angeles mother of three.
posted 11/09/2021
Will fears of the Trump-era “public charge” rule keep immigrants from signing up?
posted 07/30/2021
Child care workers are not required to get the vaccine — yet.
posted 06/10/2021
Dozens of musicians have died. Hundreds have been infected. With no other source of income, many had no choice but to risk viral exposure and perform.
posted 02/12/2021
A couple dreamed of having children. But their hopes and plans did not include lockdown, loneliness, and a chaotic, overwhelmed health care system.
posted 11/18/2020
Four siblings living in a converted garage struggle to learn — with spotty WiFi and no headphones.
posted 08/04/2020
Can a new strategy targeting the hardest-hit communities help bring the surging epidemic under control?
posted 06/25/2020
As DACA is spared, a journalist reflects on the program that helped her realize her dreams, get a job, and tell the stories of people forced to live in the shadows.
posted 11/08/2019
A Los Angeles reporter reflects on her own immigration story — and how 1994's Proposition 187 seeped into her family's new life in California.
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