Cardinal Gregory Speaks at Immigration Reform Rally
Cardinal Gregory’s call for reform of the immigration system noted that “our opportunity is found in our shared humanity and our shared dignity and respect for our neighbors.”
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US Bishops Praise Judge's Decision to Reinstate DACA, Call for Path to Citizenship
On Friday, U.S. District Court Judge Nicholas Garaufis ruled that the Department of Homeland Security must resume accepting new DACA applications beginning on Dec. 7.
White House Orders DACA Review, Rejects New Applications
In response to the announcement by the administration, Bishop Jaime Soto of Sacramento called the move to end DACA during the COVID-19 pandemic “irresponsible and recalcitrant.”
US Catholic Bishops Praise Supreme Court DACA Decision
Archbishop Gomez and Bishop Dorsonville urged President Trump “to strongly reconsider terminating DACA,” citing the plight of immigrant families during the new coronavirus pandemic.
California Bishops: COVID Aid for Undocumented Workers Protects All
Bishops in California called for an expansion of state disability insurance eligibility to workers who are ineligible for unemployment insurance but who have become unemployed as a result of the pandemic.
With Deadline Struck Down by Courts, What’s Next for DACA?
Two federal judges blocked the March 5 expiration date for DACA, and the Supreme Court declined to hear an immediate review.
Government Shutdown Opens Debate on DACA
Approximately 700,000 youth and young adults brought to the U.S. illegally by their parents face deportation if nothing is done in Congress.
As Clock Ticks on DACA, Republican Senators Offer Path to Citizenship
Sens. Thom Tillis, James Lankford and Orrin Hatch have proposed the Succeed Act.
Pope Hopes Trump Will Rethink DACA Decision on Pro-Life Grounds
Holy Father spoke at press conference Sunday aboard the papal plane from Colombia to Rome.
DACA: Another Chance for Political Unity
EDITORIAL: Moments of opportunity for a country to achieve the common good can be fleeting. Let us pray that this one is not squandered.
