Immigrants: Their Dreams and Their Realities
In search of a better life GEORGE was desperate. He couldn’t even feed his family. Diseases and hunger plagued their community. However, a […]
How to “Solve” Migration: A Practical Guide
The challenge of managing migration has grown dramatically in recent decades as more and more people are forced to move
Prayer Vigil to Support Migrants Seeking Asylum
On Sunday, March 29 at 3 pm, a prayer vigil of various faith traditions will be held at the Mary
New Rule Will Deny Work Permits to “Frivolous or Fraudulent” Asylum Seekers
USCIS notes that the measure seeks to discourage these types of applications from obtaining work authorizations. Lawyers and activists warn that
Immigration and Interreligious Dialogue, Axes of the Pope’s Trip to Morocco
Francisco arrives in the country this Saturday on a two-day visit, where he will be received by the small local
Build Bridges Beyond Borders
The World Week of Interfaith Harmony among all religions, confessions and beliefs is an annual event that has been celebrated
Local Religious Communities Help Asylum Seekers
Local religious communities can offer humanitarian assistance to asylum seekers in ways that faith-based organizations, limited by their eligibility criteria,
4 Main Changes in Immigration in 2019
The government’s focus on zero tolerance policy goes beyond illegal entry and illegal immigration. There is a heavy hand in multiple areas
USA Must Protect the Right of Asylum in Cases of Domestic Violence
In December 2018, a federal judge strongly condemned the Trump administration’s most obvious attempt to undermine asylum protections for survivors
A Bad Step in Your Interview With USCIS Could Lead To Deportation. These Tips Prepare You
One of the most important moments in the legal process of immigrants in the United States is the final interview