Recognizing Psychological Impact of Immigration Enforcement on Families and Communities
This House Resolution highlights the negative psychological effects of excessive immigration enforcement on individuals, their families, and communities. It emphasizes that family separation and increased uncertainty can lead to serious health and social problems, particularly among children. The document calls for monitoring immigration enforcement actions and providing psychological support to affected communities.
Key points
Acknowledging that immigration enforcement actions, such as mass deportations and family separations, have severe psychological consequences for individuals and their loved ones.
Condemning immigration enforcement tactics that violate constitutional rights, including due process and equal protection.
Calling for data collection on the mental health impacts of immigration enforcement and for providing psychological support to affected communities.
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