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Migration of Unaccompanied Children from Central America - Causes, Assistance & Effectiveness (Hardcover)
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Migration of Unaccompanied Children from Central America - Causes, Assistance & Effectiveness (Hardcover)
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U.S. agencies have sought to address causes of unaccompanied alien
child (UAC) migration through recent programs, such as information
campaigns to deter migration, developed in response to the
migration increase and other long-standing efforts. The recent
migration increase was likely triggered, according to U.S.
officials, by several emergent factors such as the increased
presence and sophistication of human smugglers (known as coyotes)
and confusion over U.S. immigration policy. Officials also noted
that certain persistent conditions such as violence and poverty
have worsened in certain countries. In addition to long-standing
efforts, such as U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)
antipoverty programs, agencies have taken new actions. For example,
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)-led investigative units have
increasingly sought to disrupt human smuggling operations. This
book reviews U.S. assistance in El Salvador, Guatemala, and
Honduras addressing agency-identified causes of UAC migration; how
agencies have determined where to locate these assistance efforts;
and the extent to which agencies have developed processes to assess
the effectiveness of programs seeking to address UAC migration.
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