“We are leaving a long-term, potentially multi-generational impact on these families,” says Tatiana Londoño of UCLA Luskin Social Welfare, who studies how Latino immigrants navigate and adapt to detention, deportation and family separation.
“We are leaving a long-term, potentially multi-generational impact on these families,” says Tatiana Londoño of UCLA Luskin Social Welfare, who studies how Latino immigrants navigate and adapt to detention, deportation and family separation.
More than a year after L.A. immigration raids, small businesses like food trucks, restaurants, and retail shops continue to struggle with the fallout, says UCLA Luskin scholar Amada Armenta.
"Los Angeles is a harbinger of this new strategy" of detaining immigrants away from public scrutiny, especially in sanctuary states like California, says UCLA Luskin scholar Paul Ong.
State leaders and advocates confront rising federal immigration enforcement and outline strategies for accountability and community protection.
Luskin professor examines how migrant movements, not states, create safety in the face of structural violence.
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