Biden’s Border Policy: Who Gets In? Who’s Shut Out?
Migrants were taken into custody by U.S. Customs and Border Protection a total of 178,622 times in April a 21-year high, according to new federal statistics. Most were immediately expelled under a pandemic health order. But increasingly convoluted border policy from the Biden administration and unevenly enforced Mexican law means some migrants are granted entrance into the U.S. depending on various factors. Who is allowed in and who isn’t under the Biden administration’s confusing border policy at times have even seasoned experts at a loss.
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1. Background
Worldwide, more than one in three girls enter into union before the age of 15 and an estimated 10 million girls are married before the age of 18 each year. For adolescent girls, Child, Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM) marks the end of childhood and adolescence, forcing them to take on adult roles and responsibilities, regardless of whether they are physically and emotionally ready to do so. CEFM often has life threatening effects on the health of girls and increasing adolescent pregnancy. It limits their access to education, protection, sexual and reproductive health and economic opportunities. It disrupts the social and psychological development of girls and increases their isolation. Despite several attempts to review and assess the effectiveness of CEFM interventions, there is little agreement as to what works and what doesn’t work to prevent and respond to CEFM in humanitarian crises. Therefore, practitioners often feel they are unable to effectively prevent chil
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New York, May 13, 2021 - The Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health (HDPFH) at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health announced today the creation of the Jennifer Schlecht Memorial Scholarship for Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Justice in Fragile Settings which will be awarded annually as part of the Jennifer Schlecht Memorial Fund, hosted by Family Planning 2030 (FP2030) at the United Nations Foundation. The Scholarship s mission is to honor Jennifer s memory and her professional accomplishments by creating a group of highly trained, passionate public health leaders, who are bound together by a shared opportunity and commitment to championing the field of SRH justice.