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As Medicaid terminations go into effect, thousands of immigrants and refugees in Georgia face losing healthcare
So, we’ve updated our list of free or low-cost health care clinics in the Atlanta metro
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Inside Atlanta’s “mega master” immigration hearings
Advocates warn of a concerning trend inside Atlanta’s immigration courthouse: hearings that resemble an “assembly line . . . rushing people into a mass deportation process.”
After her brother’s death in ICE custody, a Georgia woman is left with unanswered questions, the logistics of his burial—and deep grief
On July 13, Jesus Manuel Arenas-Silva became the 22nd person this year to die in ICE custody. Advocates say the government isn’t providing the medical care detainees need.
Inside the push for Asian American Studies in Georgia public schools
Atlanta-area students—and adult allies—are trying to fill education gaps that make some Asian Americans feel like “forever foreigners”
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Specific ways you can support Atlanta’s immigrant and refugee communities right now
We’ve been gathering information about what concerned folks can do to support immigrant and refugee communities.
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