Introduction The US deports more Mexicans to Tijuana than any other borderland city.
Returning involuntarily as members of a stigmatized underclass, many find themselves …

ABSTRACT In Southern European societies such as the Portuguese, family and civil society
play a relevant role in welfare policies, acting as complementary or supplementary 'safety …

There has been a recent influx of migrants and asylum seekers to the United States. They
often arrive with poor social support and an inability to access reliable health care. This can …

The medicolegal death investigation process in the United States, historically focused on
personal identification and determination of cause and manner of death, has evolved in …

This paper investigates the dual, yet contradictory roles of freedom and restriction that public
administration plays at the US–Mexico border. The state bureaucracy allows for the free …

Background Whilst increased numbers of people worldwide exercise their human right to
seek asylum, the US has greatly reduced the number of asylum seekers able to enter its …

At the US–Mexico border, administrative practices routinely ignore the entry claims of
stateless people in favor of detention and deportation, often without appeal. The result is …

Recent scholarship on refugee assistance has begun shifting the focus from traditional
humanitarian interventions to alternative forms of refugee response, undertaken through …

Each year since 2018, unprecedented numbers of people have been arriving at the border
cities of Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico and El Paso, Texas, United States, creating a …

Approximately 500 AAP members have joined COICFH to participate in its mission to
advance health equity for children and families whose lives are shaped by immigrant and …