The end of Congress’ most ambitious effort in years to reform the nation’s immigration system has effectively shifted the issue from Capitol Hill to the campaign trail, where presidential candidates are contending with this divisive and vexing challenge.
UPDATED MAY 15, 2006: The debate on immigration reform has split the country, so it’s no surprise that the religious community is divided over the issue as well. In this case, the clergy are divided from their flock. Across the country, Roman Catholic clergy have been fighting efforts by Congress to make it a crime [...]
Latest religion news
RT @JeffreyLRobbins: Citizenship And Immigration Agency Can’t Keep Track of Its Laptops, IG Audit Finds. http://t.co/aK68Z8UC #immigration #USCIS
RT @SenCamWard: Senate now in session. Debating Beason substitute #immigration bill. Will be a long day #alpolitics
Titip longchamp yg item semua yg ga dilipet beb RT @indityaputri: Here we go again paris... (at Crew Immigration Channel,
'Late Nite With Ed Moore III: The Alabama Immigration Law" Part 1 (http://t.co/fh5Ja9nL)Copyright © 2012 ReligionLink. Log in
Icons by Wefunction. Designed by 
Stories on ReligionLink are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License.
