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The right of undocumented children to access public education in the United States, as established by the Supreme Court in Plyler v. Doe.
Available reporting does not permit a single, precise percentage of , public education outlays, or emergency-healthcare costs that can be cleanly attributed to children of undocumented immigrants; est...
retain a suite of constitutional and statutory protections — including due process, access to courts, and many civil and labor rights — even as immigration law limits access to benefits and creates a ...
(or “illegal”) noncitizens are not invisible under the law: many constitutional protections—most notably and equal protection—apply to “persons” in U.S. jurisdiction, a principle and legal experts hav...