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How temporary immigration status has affected Afghan evacuees in the US
The initial two-year temporary immigration status for Afghan evacuees will expire soon, and many immigration cases are in limbo. This uncertainty has affected evacuees’ employment, housing, and mental health.

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One in four adults in mixed-status families didn’t participate in safety net programs because of green card concerns
Adults in immigrant families continued to avoid safety net programs because of immigration concerns in 2022, and adults in mixed-status families were more likely than other adults to report avoiding programs.

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Community-led projects expanding access to healthy food
Urban assessed lessons from 11 projects funded by the Walmart Foundation testing innovative approaches to supporting healthy food access for immigrant and refugee communities. Strategies included
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providing culturally appropriate foods and
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community-led outreach efforts.

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Priorities for advancing Latino homeownership
With Latino households poised to drive the bulk of homeownership gains through 2040, six research priorities can maximize their homeownership potential.

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Planning the American Latino History and Culture program
A new American Latino History and Culture program at the Institute of Museum and Library Services will use grantmaking to strengthen the impact of American Latino museums nationwide. Urban researchers are assisting with its planning.

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