News Undocumented Immigrants Brace for the Trump Administration "The New Yorker" features Professor Roberto Gonzales on the immediate effect of the presidential election on undocumented students Posted December 19, 2016 By Roberto Gonzales "Earlier this month, I called Roberto Gonzales, a professor of education at Harvard and the author of “Lives in Limbo,” a book based on more than a decade of research into undocumented youth in America. Between 2002 and 2015, Gonzales studied a group of young people, between the ages of eighteen and thirty-two, in California, where undocumented residents make up seven per cent of the population and nine per cent of the workforce. “The most surprising finding, almost to a person, was that there was a really strong link between undocumented status and well-being,” he told me. He mentioned symptoms like chronic headaches, ulcers, and thoughts of suicide, which he said were the demonstrable effects of “having to always look over your shoulder....”"Read more at The New Yorker News The latest research, perspectives, and highlights from the Harvard Graduate School of Education Explore All Articles Related Articles Usable Knowledge Supporting Undocumented Students To build hope and chart a path to success, relationships are key. Ed. Magazine What About the Dreamers? While nearly every American family struggles to pay for college, undocumented young people have an even tougher time without the same access to financial aid. News Meet Ed.D. Marshal Stephany Cuevas, Ed.M.’15 Cuevas' dissertation focused on how immigration status impacts or shapes the different ways that parents engage as their children are planning for college.