Citation:
Abstract/Description: This report was written as part of a comparative project on irregular migrant children in the US and the UK. It examins the ways in which lack of legal residence status is experienced by migrant children and their families in the UK, and how these intersect with ‘race’, country of origin, ethnicity, gender, religion, poverty and housing. It also explores the challenges faced by service providers in working with this client group.
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This is NOT a C-MISE publication: this website hosts links to external publications and resources selected by the C-MISE team on the basis of their relevance for city authorities interested in service provision to migrants with irregular status, and are only presented here as suggested readings. External publications are the product of the authors there mentioned, and are not in any way the product of the C-MISE initiative, nor are they related or endorsed by the C-MISE initiative.
