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Coronavirus is locking down much of the United States, making it harder for vulnerable populations like Latinos to get information, especially those who speak Spanish.
Fortunately, new resources are popping up for Spanish-language Latinos.
U.S.-born Latino youth with immigrant parents suffer “significantly increased” anxiety over immigration since the election of President Donald Trump in 2016, according to a recent study.
We want to see a United States that achieves health equity, where all people have a fair, just opportunity to live their healthiest lives.
But so many people face social, environmental, and health injustices.
A new Public Charge rule is part of U.S. immigration policy, as of Feb. 24, 2020.
Supporters say it will protect taxpayers from overspending on welfare. They say it will help accept self-reliant, industrious immigrants.
