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10. The number of unaccompanied minors who remain in the U.S. is unknown.
Most unaccompanied children are placed in the care of relatives in the United States pending review of their status. After placement, most never show up to appear in court and thus remain undocumented, uncounted and unable to receive potential aid.

11. Immigration Reform is a women’s health issue.
Mexican women have the lowest amount of health coverage of all ethnic groups in the United States. They are also the least likely to get insurance through their employers.

12. Immigration Reform is a personal issue.
Know someone who’s an undocumented immigrant? Join the club. In 2013, 63% of Latino voters said they knew someone who is an undocumented immigrant.