Adi Talwar
Eileen Reilly of CAMBA, a Brooklyn community services organization that assists with refugee resettlement. While federal programs for asylees, refugees and others are generally good, Reilly says, their orientation toward employment could make them a poor fit for children.
If they aren’t deported, the children who’ve come across the border in a recent surge will live here under one of several legal statuses, each offering advantages and complications to new Americans.
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