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Navigating Aid: Latinx Immigrants Accessing Services in a Post-Welfare Reform Era
How do immigrants access social services in a nation that has increasingly restricted its aid to them? Analyzing 85 interviews that I conducted with low-income, Spanish-speaking immigrants and 12 staff members at immigrant, non-profit organizations (NPOs), combined with two years of participant obse
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