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Adding Return Migration to the Equation: U.S. Immigration Policy and Migrant Families in Mexicoe to Mexico for family life. Our aim is to quantify and analyze the sociodemographic characteristics, living arrangements, and household characteristics of returnees and U.S.-born immigrants in Mexico to document divergent family migration processes at the population level. We couple this demographi

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(Re)building Families: Undocumented Young Adults Contest Legal Violencecumented young adults (re)build familial relationships in light of U.S. immigration policies that inflict legal violence. Drawing on two interview studies with 1.5 generation undocumented young adults in California, we examine two cases in which this occurs: building relationships with extended fami

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The Impact of U.S. Immigration Policy on Parenting undocumented parents and those with liminal statuses that do not provide pathways to citizenship. While grappling with the harmful impacts of restrictive immigration policies, our chapter also offers suggestions for improving immigrant parents’ lives and opportunities. Through an overview of existi

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Parenthood Matters: Institutional Surveillance of U.S. Latinos by Citizenship and Parental Statusetal institutions whose formal records the police can use to monitor their behavior. Less considered is whether and how parenthood mediates rates of involvement in these so-called surveilling institutions among populations sharing a sanctionable status. This chapter examines this dynamic among Latin

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Well-being in Chinese Immigrant Families: Aging in a Foreign Land immigration call for more research on older immigrants and their families. Based on findings from two large surveys of Chinese immigrants in Chicago, this chapter illustrates the challenges, adaptations, and resilience of Chinese immigrant families with older adults and the implications of family d