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The Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) reports that 59% of households headed by an illegal immigrant used at least one welfare program in its recent analysis of the 2022 Survey of Income and Program...
Undocumented immigrants are not eligible for the federal Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) in 2025 under current federal law: the EITC requires a valid Social Security number and that a filer be a U.S. ...
The principal legal framework governing what happens to children when arrests a parent is (Directive 11064.4), issued in July 2025, which sets internal agency protocols intended to protect parental ri...
States generally accept proof of disability for SNAP exemptions in three broad ways: verification of receipt of federal/state disability benefits (SSI, SSDI, state disability), a medical statement fro...
Available reporting shows multiple public-health researchers and advocacy groups have produced back-of-envelope or modelled estimates tying Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cuts — especially...
The legal landscape governing children who end up in custody alongside or after the detention of a parent is a patchwork of federal statutes, a decades-old court settlement, interagency transfer rules...
Federal guidance and reporting show that in 2022 there was no broad, new federal TANF waiver program that universally suspended work-participation requirements; instead, states used existing flexibili...
Reporting and advocacy documents show several NGOs and a few researchers have investigated or warned about child health harms from DOGE-related spending cuts—prominent organizations include First Focu...