CNA Explains: When Is a Deportation Policy ‘Intrinsically Evil’ and When Is It Not?
While Catholic teaching affirms human dignity and the right to migrate when necessary, debate has centered on the means of immigration policy.
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A Catholic Response to the Immigration and Deportation Debate
COMMENTARY: This approach to immigration is morally grounded, theologically sound and capable of fostering genuine dialogue.
‘They Disappear People’: Nicaraguan Priest Warns of Danger Facing Deportees
Trump administration announces plans to deport thousands of Nicaraguans who have been in this country for decades.
Archbishop of Los Angeles Criticizes Mass Deportations: ‘Judge Each Case on Its Merits’
Op-ed recommends case-by-case approach.
JD Vance Doesn’t Back Away From ‘Family Separation’ in TV Interview on Mass Deportations
In statements made earlier this week, Vice President-elect JD Vance offered a preview of how the Trump administration will try to counter criticism of its mass-deportation plans leveled by Democrats — and by U.S. bishops.
Family Who Fled Germany to Home-School Their Kids Faces Deportation from the U.S.
The Romeikes — father Uwe, mother Hannelore, and their then-five children — fled Germany in 2009 over the country’s severe compulsory education laws, which effectively outlaw home schooling and require all children to attend school outside the home.
Federal Judge Blocks Catholic Chaldeans’ Deportation to Iraq — For Now
The Catholic immigrants, who are recognized as victims of genocide, were swept up in a deal between the U.S. and Iraq allowing deportation in exchange for Iraq’s removal from a travel ban.
