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By Kasey Husk For many clients at Eagan, violence has been a part of their lives for as long as they can remember. They’ve often suffered horrific abuses throughout their lives at the hands of their parents, siblings, husbands, wives, and even their own children. This is no mere coincidence. Individuals who are abused as children are statistically more likely
By Kasey Husk For many Eagan clients, violence has been a part of their lives for as long as they can remember. They have often suffered horrific abuse throughout their lives at the hands of their parents, siblings, husbands, wives, and even their own children. This is not a mere coincidence. People who are abused in childhood
By Kasey Husk When Eagan Immigration client “Diego” first tied the knot with his wife, “Sonia,” in 2015, he believed that all his dreams were coming true. Diego and Sonia had first fallen in love 10 years before when the pair, both immigrants from Peru, were both working at the same fast-food restaurant. In time, circumstances had driven the couple
By Kasey Husk When Eagan Immigration client “Diego” first married his wife, “Sonia,” in 2015, he believed all his dreams were coming true. Diego and Sonia had first fallen in love 10 years earlier, when the couple, both immigrants from Peru, worked at the same fast-food restaurant. Over time,
By Jesse Young In the shadows of the American Dream, a silent epidemic persists—undocumented men and women facing the harrowing reality of domestic violence within the borders of the United States. The National Domestic Violence Hotline estimates that over 10 million people in the US are physically abused by an intimate partner every year – nearly 20 people per minute.
by Kasey Husk Each October, the United States places a special emphasis on combatting the nation’s epidemic of domestic violence during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Advocates come together to celebrate progress made so far, work towards a better future, and mourn those lives lost to domestic violence. At Eagan Immigration, we stand with survivors of domestic violence. We hear you.
