Migration theory is adult-centric, failing to account for the experiences of children despite
their increasingly important participation in migration flows. Using a life-course perspective …

Relying on in-depth interviews and ethnographic data in Los Angeles, California, this study
examines the health experiences of unaccompanied, undocumented Latin American-origin …

Relying on ethnographic observation and in-depth interviews with undocumented Latinx
young adults (18–31) who arrived in Los Angeles, California, as unaccompanied minors (11 …

Since 2000, Mexico has faced challenges in developing migration policies as it transformed
from an emigration country into a country of return, transit, immigration, and forced internal …

Longitudinal data from the Mexican Family Life Survey, in conjunction with aggregated vital
statistics and census data, are used to examine how Mexican adults' experiences of violent …

We assessed the association between educational aspirations and the intention to migrate
among 1446 adolescents aged 11–17 years, living in semi‐urban/rural communities in …

The question of Latino families' social and economic inclusion within and across
generations is pressing given the group's status as the nation's largest minoritized segment …

Forced separation of immigrant children from their parents in 2018 spurred calls for
immigration reform. Research shows that immigrant children experience separation from …

The panorama of Mexican migration changed substantially during the 21 st century with
decreasing emigration flows, a near-zero net migration rate, and increasing return migration …

The panorama of Mexican migration changed substantially during the 21st century with
decreasing emigration flows, a near-zero net migration rate, and increasing return migration …