On Wednesday, January 25, President Trump signed executive orders to implement his plans to expand and fortify the existing border security between the United States and Mexico, to increase immigration deportation and detention, and to punish cities and counties that choose …
Immigration Sunday
Letter from Mr. Shawn Peterson to Civil Law and Data Practices Committee Members regarding HF 3 (REAL ID) “lawful status” language
Immigration debate needs constructive engagement
USCCB: Standing with Our Immigrant Brothers and Sisters
Novena: Immigration
Letter from Bishop Andrew Cozzens to legislators regarding REAL ID
Children At Core Of Immigration Case Says Coalition
Remarks from Mr. Jason Adkins on SCOTUS Oral Arguments on DACA & DAPA
Catholic Spirit: Challenges in the face of Obama’s executive action on immigration
Administration Executive Action on immigration backgrounder (December 2014)
FAQ What does the President’s November executive action concerning immigration do? Overall, the Administration’s reforms fall into three categories: 1) changes to immigration enforcement policy; 2) widening the scope of “deferred action” (non-deportation) policies to include many more persons; and, …