Trends for 2014 Trends for 2014 Immigrants in the Time of Questionable Comprehensive Immigration Reform North Central Florida Social Service/Hispanic Alliance.

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Trends for 2014 Trends for 2014 Immigrants in the Time of Questionable Comprehensive Immigration Reform North Central Florida Social Service/Hispanic Alliance

Immigrant Limbo Exploitation Exploitation Deportations Deportations Shattered Families Shattered Families New Shifts H2 Workers vs. “Resident” DACA In-State Tuition Affordable Care Act  Status of CIR Bills

Use your voice Comprehensive Immigration Reform Comprehensive Immigration Reform In-state tuition In-state tuition VAWA VAWA Network Collaborate on service delivery Prepare community with resources Identify topics to inform or become informed about  What to do?