The Anchor of Stability: Why Your Home is the Key to Integration
The transition from a detention center or a temporary shelter to life in a US community is one of the most vulnerable moments in a
December 19, 2025
The transition from a detention center or a temporary shelter to life in a US community is one of the most vulnerable moments in a
The United States utilizes the world’s largest immigration detention system. Yet, research consistently shows that detention is expensive, often inhumane, and severely detrimental to mental
Moving to a new country is stressful for anyone. But fleeing your home, surviving a dangerous migration journey, and enduring incarceration in a detention center
The Host an Immigrant program is a direct, actionable way for Americans to participate in human rights advocacy. This week, we want to detail the
For “New Americans,” the journey is often marked by two types of trauma: the initial trauma they fled, and the “renewed pain” they encounter upon
The journey for a New American often involves spending months or even years in detention, followed by a sudden release with few resources and nowhere
The fundamental human right to quality medical care does not disappear when a person is detained. Yet, for many “New Americans” seeking asylum in the
Who are “New Americans”? The term “New American” is more than just a label for immigrants or refugees. It represents resilience. It represents a transition
The journey to the United States is often one of hope, but for many “New Americans,” the reality upon arrival is anything but welcoming. In
From Crisis to Community: Tackling Addiction and Seeking Justice for Immigrants In the complex landscape of the United States, many vulnerable populations find themselves navigating