This study reviewed the methodology and findings of 44 peer-reviewed studies on
psychosocial risk factors associated with mental health outcomes among undocumented …

Drawing on scholarship in the fields of vocational and industrial/organizational (VIO)
psychology, we propose a definition of social justice and assess progress and problems in …

The COVID-19 pandemic shifted many activities online. However, there is little research on
the digital inclusion of undocumented immigrants and their experience of the pandemic in …

Many immigrants are exposed to immigration court (IC) proceedings and their related
policies either directly or indirectly. Although, little is known about the impact that …

The mounting evidence highlighting the disproportionate impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
in ethnic minority communities underscores the need to understand how distress and …

Background Although wage theft has been discussed primarily as a labor and human rights
issue, it can be conceptualized as an issue of structural racism with important consequences …

Drawing from critical scholarship on immigrant illegality and transgender studies, this paper
examines how trans immigrants may be more prone to vulnerabilities in the US immigration …

Despite a well-documented relationship between social isolation and health among men,
this link has been understudied among marginalized populations such as undocumented …

Although recent rhetoric links undocumented immigrants to criminality, reports indicate
undocumented immigrants commit less crime than their native‐born counterparts and that …

Community health workers (CHWs) serve as the linkage between community and providers
and are stakeholders for bridging services to the public. However, integration of CHWs into …