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As the enforcement of immigration policies increases, the separation of children and parents continues to occur for those living undocumented. The effect of possible deportation on family members with undocumented parents will continue to play a major role in a child’s physical and mental health. Studies show that the possibility of losing a family member due to deportation will lead to further consequences for a family’s health and overall well-being, and the media continues to shine light on those living an undocumented life.

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