Posts Tagged ‘Immigration Reform’

Support Humane Immigration Reform

Mar 25, 2010

Advocating for humanitarian policies towards immigrants is an issue that transcends religious moral ethics. Here the interfaith immigration organization works with the Ecumenical Advocacy Days to spell out the type of humane immigration policies we are advocating for in calling for a Comprehensive Immigration Reform. Below is the statement and the position used by those ... Read more

In Passion for Justice | Tagged comprehensive immigration reform, Ecumenical Advocacy Days, humane immigration rform, Immigration, Immigration Reform, Immigration Rights, Interfaith immigration

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Towards A More Perfect Union: My Work With The Immigrant Youth Justice League

Feb 8, 2010

by Hugo Esparza-Perez, CP You have to question whether or not the U.S.A benefits by having Twelve Million (plus) people from flourishing in society. I would say that it does not. Yet, this is the reality of millions of undocumented people in this country. While everyday tasks become harder for these people, the human and ... Read more

In Passion for Justice | Tagged Catholic Social Teaching, grassroots organizing, Human Rights, Immigrant Youth Justice League, Immigration, Immigration Reform, Passionist

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