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Immigration policies and enforcement practices impact the health and well-being of children and families, often regardless of their immigration status and outside of the direct realm of immigration policy. E4A funded research in this area focuses on evaluating direct and spillover effects of policies and interventions designed to improve the health of immigrant families.

Funded Projects:

• Breaking Down Barriers to Preventive Care: The Impact of Prenatal Care Expansion to Immigrant Women in Oregon
• Health Impacts of Social Policies to Expand Economic Opportunity in Underserved Populations
• Immigration Enforcement and Birth Outcomes: Evidence from North Carolina
• The Impact of State Immigration Enforcement and Public Health Insurance Policies on the Health Outcomes of Children of Immigrants