But the shift under the second Trump administration has been more seismic than most, leaving those who work with local immigrant communities scrambling to stay on their feet and adjust their services accordingly. Her nonprofit works to empower under-resourced immigrant children in Indianapolis and Seattle, where her co-founder lives, by helping meet basic needs for food, clothing and more. Since launching in 2017, Grassroot Projects has adjusted its programming to meet the needs of changing immigrant communities and to serve them through the COVID-19 pandemic. “(The immigrant communities are) just scared, very anxious. Article written by Ann Marie Shambaugh and originally published on youarecurrent.com: “Making moves: Volunteers in immigrant communities adapt to changing policies, impacts.”