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Janine Young1, Marsha Rae Griffin2, Jose Ignacio Santos3
1Division of Academic General Pediatrics, Department of Pediatrics, University of California San Diego School of Medicine, 7910 Frost Street, 345, San Diego, CA 92123, USA.
Abstract:
Over 26% of US children live in immigrant families. Current immigration policy has disrupted children's access to health care and social/educational services that negatively affect their wellbeing. This article provides an overview of US immigration policy and examples of immigrant advocacy efforts including clinical advocacy-assuring that medical providers are taught evidence-based immigrant health care and that children receive this care; grass roots advocacy-working with border shelters and forming national networks of pediatric providers to link children to health care; and legal/policy advocacy-forming cross-border US/Mexican collaborative governance to provide binationally accepted health insurance and legal documentation.
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