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15. Despite documented status, many California immigrants have negative perceptions or experiences of public charge policy

Author(s):
Rodriguez, Michael A., (Of UCLA Center for Health Policy Research), author
Kietzman, Kathryn G., author
Morales, Brenda, (Of UCLA Center for Health Policy Research), author
Pourat, Nadereh, 1959- author
Publication:
Los Angeles, CA : UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, April 2022
Subject(s):
Asian People -- statistics & numerical data
Eligibility Determination
Emigrants and Immigrants
Hispanic or Latino -- statistics & numerical data
Undocumented Immigrants
Public Assistance
California
United States

16. One in 4 low-income immigrant adults in California avoided public programs, likely worsening food insecurity and access to health care

Author(s):
Babey, Susan H., author
Wolstein, Joelle, author
Shimkhada, Riti, author
Ponce, Ninez A., author
Publication:
Los Angeles, CA : UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, March 2021
Subject(s):
Health Services Accessibility
Emigrants and Immigrants
Food Insecurity
Poverty
Public Assistance
California
United States

20. The impact of losing childhood Supplemental Security Income benefits on long-term education and health outcomes

Author(s):
Anand, Priyanka, author
Ko, Hansoo, author
Publication:
Chestnut Hill, MA : Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, October 2023
Subject(s):
Adult
Child
Child Welfare
Disabled Persons
Educational Status
Health Status
Income
Longitudinal Studies
Parents
Public Assistance
Social Welfare
United States