What Undocumented Parents Need to Know to Protect Their Children

Over 5 million U.S. children live with at least one undocumented parent, and for many of these families, the threat of detention or deportation is a constant concern. Without preparation, children may be left vulnerable to foster care, separation, or legal uncertainty. But there are steps families can take now to reduce these risks. From designating emergency caregivers to organizing key legal and medical documents, a well-thought-out family safety plan can make all the difference.

Here’s what undocumented parents should know—and do—to ensure their children are safe, supported, and protected during times of crisis.

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