Neighbor Notes
Brittani Farrington, NiferDaily(ish) action steps and prayers for people who care about immigrants
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Can we agree that kids deserve a fair day in court?
What happened? Children who cross the border without their parents1 are being pressured into “self-deporting.”
A for-profit detention center. A sick baby. A 911 call.
What happened? For nearly 30 years, a federal court agreement has said children with their parents shouldn't be held in immigration detention for more than 20 days.1 In Dilley, the family detention center in Texas, children are being held f...
Warehouses are not for people to live in.
What happened? ICE is purchasing warehouses all over the country to convert into detention facilities to hold immigrants. As the US Conference of Catholic Bishops points out, the only other time our country has done something like this was ...
You are in the majority!
What happened? A new survey done by the National Immigration Forum1 and the Bullfinch Group conducted a nationwide survey where folks were asked to agree or disagree with this statement:
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Hi there! I’ve been pursuing the call to love our immigrant neighbors since 2015. I’m a Michigan mom, philosophy professor's wife, and someone who believes Christians are called to care for immigrants regardless of how we vote.
following Jesus. we are all better together. loud at sports. on a scale from 1-1 million how funny am I?
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