How Fear of Deportation Puts Stress on Families by Sarah Elizabeth Richards, The Atlantic

Thanks, Karyna.  We are seeing this in the families we serve - there is so much anxiety in our community due to both uncertainty about policy change and the awful rhetoric that is coming out of DC.  It's hard for this stress not to effect children.  Parents feel obligated to prepare their children for the possibility of parent deportation and that means we send children to school everyday wondering if they will see their parents when they return home at night.  This is too sad.