Last week, the Administration announced that it is utilizing the authority of PRWORA to prohibit immigrant families from accessing services it says are similar to welfare, including federally funded ...

The main factor limiting Head Start seats is a lack of trained teachers, said Diane Schilder, a senior fellow at the Urban ...

About 2,000 children are in Head Start (for preschoolers) and Early Head Start (infants and toddlers) programs in more than ...

A coalition of parents and Head Start providers moved to update their lawsuit against the Trump administration Tuesday in ...

Aside from undocumented immigrants, access to care could also be rolled back for children covered by the Deferred Action for ...

U.S. authorities tighten the reins on federal benefits for undocumented immigrants, announcing a significant update to public ...

The ACLU and other groups have taken legal action to challenge the Trump administration's policy to bar children without ...

Maggi’s home in a suburban neighborhood here is a haven for local families. It’s a place where after just a few weeks in Maggi’s family-run child care program this spring, one preschooler started ...

President Donald Trump’s administration is looking to block undocumented children from Head Start as part of ongoing efforts to limit access to federal benefits for immigrants without legal status.

Federal officials have yet to issue guidance for Head Start providers on the new rules, which take effect immediately. They also skipped a 30-day review policy, the lawsuit alleges.

Massachusetts community health centers are among the groups worried about a federal policy change that says they can no longer provide services to unauthorized immigrants.