“Remain in Mexico” One-Pager
Protections for people fleeing violence and persecution have long been written into domestic law and included in treaties signed by the U.S. government.
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Protections for people fleeing violence and persecution have long been written into domestic law and included in treaties signed by the U.S. government.
As a people of faith, we believe in protecting the inherent dignity of every human being, including those seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border. It is not a crime to seek asylum.
Canisius College responded with a welcome mat when asylum seekers who fled the war-torn African nation of the Democratic Republic of Congo arrived in Buffalo recently.
Este verano tres jesuitas en formación llegaron a El Paso en un momento inesperadamente crucial.
Desde el 17 hasta el 26 de julio Nazareth Shelter, uno de los muchos albergues temporeros de la Iglesia, completamente voluntarios, y coordinados por Casa Anunciación, una organización con 40 años de compromiso para servir personas que recién llegan a la frontera USA-México, se hizo cargo de una misión temporera: recibir a parientes e hijos reunidos, separados por la política “zero-tolerance” de la administración Trump.
This summer, three Jesuits in formation arrived in El Paso at an unexpectedly crucial time—during the reunification of families separated at the U.S.-Mexico border under the Trump administration’s “zero-tolerance” policy.
Throughout the upcoming year, Jesuit parishes across the U.S. are participating in a host of actions in support of immigrants and refugees in the U.S.
For this World Refugee Day, June 20, 2018, Jesuit Refugee Service USA is inviting us all to join together in calling on the President to stand with and support our Syrian brothers and sisters. When President Trump decided to retaliate against the suspected use of chemical weapons on Syrian civilians, he said: “this is about humanity.” Help us remind him and the Administration that we continue to have a responsibility to take humanitarian action during this crisis.
Individuals from the Jesuit network engaged in ministry, service, education, and research related to the situations of migrants and refugees in the U.S. and Canada gathered in Washington, D.C. last week for a sub-region meeting of the Jesuit Migration Network of Central and North America.
This guide is focused on lifting a case publicly in traditional and social media and placing pressure on immigration services with the help of congregations, the community, and elected officials.
Sealing the Border documents violations of the rights and dignity of migrants and asylum-seekers by immigration enforcement agencies and officials in the El Paso and Southern New Mexico region of the borderlands.