As more and more people are forced to flee religious persecution around the world, the United States will need to admit more refugees. This is especially true of those fleeing persecution in China and Iran, where our ability to resolve crisis points on the ground is limited. This can be done without compromising our commitment to vet the situations and stories of those seeking refuge. Already, refugees are far more strictly vetted than others seeking to enter the United States.
Christian Leaders are speaking out against the Trump Administration's decision to further cut the refugee admissions ceiling.
More than 200 leaders from the Evangelical Luthern Church are urging the President to resettle more refugees in the 2021 fiscal year.
In collabortation with a liberal religious group, more than 300 faith leaders have signed and sent a letter to the Trump administration asking for immigration reform and policy changes.
The Department of Homeland Security issued a memo on Tuesday noting that they will not process any new DACA applications.
Christian organizations are applauding the Trump administration for agreeing to rescind a new guidance that would force international students to leave the country if their colleges move to all online classes amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Handfuls of faith groups are applauding the Supreme Court's decision to keep the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program alive.
A recent poll reveals that sixty-five percent of Americans support President Trump's decision to pause immigration amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Several Christian organizations are voicing concerns over President Trump's decision to temporarily ban immigration in an effort to combat the coronavirus.
President Trump announced on Twitter this week that he is planning to place a temporary ban on immigration to help combat the coronavirus outbreak.
