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- Figure 1.
Program Participation Rates over Time in the Study Sample
Source: Authors’ calculations of program participation rates from CHIS data (UCLA Center for Health Policy Research 2016).
Note: CHIS weights are applied. Average participation rates are plotted for each program in the full study sample (which vary across programs).
- Figure 2.
California County-Level Removal Rates over Time Under the Secure Communities Program
Source: Authors’ calculations of removal rates from TRAC (n.d.) data.
Note: All California counties’ removal rates are plotted in this figure. Several counties are distinguished using patterned and symbol-marked lines: Calaveras County (dash), Imperial County (triangle symbol), Lassen County (diamond symbol), LA County (squared symbol), Mariposa County (dash-dot line), and San Diego (short dash).
- Figure 3.
Predicted Program Participation Rates by SC Removal Rates for Likely Undocumented Latinas with Less than Five Years in the United States and US-Born Latinas
Source: Authors’ calculation of CHIS data (UCLA Center for Health Policy Research 2016).
Note: We used the margins command in STATA to calculate the predicted program participation rates. The vertical line indicates 95 percent confidence intervals. The predicted TANF participation rates at the removal rate of three to five should be interpreted with caution since they are below zero, although their confidence intervals overlap with zero. Overall, the decreasing trends of participation rates for all programs provide evidence of reductions in children’s program participation among likely undocumented mothers with less than five years in the US.
- Figure 4.
Predicted Program Participation Rates by SC Removal Rates for Likely Undocumented Latinas with Different Durations in the United States
Source: Authors’ calculation of CHIS data (UCLA Center for Health Policy Research 2016).
Note: We used the margins command in STATA to calculate the predicted program participation rates. The vertical line indicates 95 percent confidence intervals. The predicted TANF participation rates at the removal rate of three to five should be interpreted with caution since they are below zero, although those estimates lack statistical significance. The predicted means of children’s program participation rates among undocumented mothers with less than five years in the US differ between figure 3 and figure 4. This discrepancy arises from using different samples: US-born mothers and undocumented mothers with less than five years in the US versus only undocumented mothers comprising different groups of US durations. These differences result in different coefficients for all variables and, therefore, differences in predicted means. However, the confidence intervals of predicted means for the less than five years group at a given removal rate overlap between the two figures, indicating that they are not statistically distinguishable.
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