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KIND Commends Senators’ Call to Send Child Welfare Professionals to the Border

WASHINGTON — Kids in Need of Defense (KIND) applauds Senators Jacky Rosen (D-NV) and Mazie Hirono (D-HI) for their letter yesterday calling upon the Department…...

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Border Act Promotes Bipartisanship

In anticipation of the Senate’s vote today on the bipartisan Border Act (S. 4361), Kids in Need of Defense (KIND)’s Vice President of U.S. Federal…...

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Administration’s “Zero Tolerance” Policy: De Facto Family Separation

New policy of referring adults crossing border for criminal prosecution results in children being forcibly taken from parents....

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AFT and KIND: DeVos’s Opening Schools to ICE: Undocumented Children Will Be at Greater Risk of Human Trafficking

DeVos’ statement that schools should decide whether to notify ICE if they think a student is undocumented will cause parents to keep their children home…...

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Volunteering with KIND's Social Services Team

Helping Unaccompanied Children Adjust to Life in the United States Unaccompanied children around the world are searching for safety, fleeing violence and persecution from which…...

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HHS Bedspace Shortage for Unaccompanied Children: A Self-Made Crisis

Family separation is needlessly and cruelly creating more unaccompanied children in U.S. immigration system....

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Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Fact Sheet

Gender-based violence (GBV) forces women, girls, and LGBTI persons to flee El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. Learn how with KIND's fact sheet....

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What We Need To Know About Immigrant Children Fleeing Rape and Human Trafficking

Children from Central America are fleeing transnational gangs that ruthlessly target them for rape, sexual slavery, and human trafficking across Central America....

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KIND Comment on EOIR Docket

In written comments filed Sept. 25, 2020, KIND called on the Department of Justice’s Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) to retract proposed rules that…...

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