The DREAMers Study: Undocumented College Students and Their Mental Health Needs [English and Spanish versions]
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Research in the WorksPublication Date
2017-02-01Keywords
Education and TrainingMulticultural
undocumented immigrants
undocumented college students
mental health needs
1.5 generation
Spanish
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Undocumented college students face several barriers that may place them at high risk of poor mental health. Despite growing up and receiving primary and secondary (K-12) education in the U.S., many undocumented young adults cannot legally work, vote or drive in most states. Their illegal status interferes with their ability to accumulate relevant/ practical work experience leading to the inability to develop the necessary job skills before graduating high school, which can limit their employment opportunities. A Spanish translation of this publication is available for download.DOI
10.7191/pib.1108Permanent Link to this Item
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