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  • Detroit immigrant family about to be deported can stay

    Detroit immigrant family about to be deported can stay

    • Dec 12, 2020

    A Detroit immigrant family with a disabled girl that was days away from being deported will be allowed to remain in the United States for one more year, federal officials said.

    By Associated Press
  • At Jesuit agency event, Biden announces he will dramatically raise refugee cap

    At Jesuit agency event, Biden announces he will dramatically raise refugee cap

    • Nov 14, 2020

    Weeks after the administration of President Donald Trump announced it was dropping to a historic low the cap on the maximum number of displaced people the U.S. decides to resettle in a federal fiscal year, President-elect Joe Biden said Nov. 12 he would be heading in a dramatically different direction.

    By Rhina Guidos
  • Unless UK changes asylum policy, Channel deaths to happen ‘again and again’

    Unless UK changes asylum policy, Channel deaths to happen ‘again and again’

    • Oct 30, 2020

    With children dying in the English Channel, the UK’s leading Catholic refugee agency says the government is ramping up a policy “very likely to increase the risk of this happening again and again.”

    By Charles Collins
  • UK bishop calls for ‘meeting of minds’ on asylum after English Channel deaths

    UK bishop calls for ‘meeting of minds’ on asylum after English Channel deaths

    • Oct 28, 2020

    A “shifting of mindset” is needed for those making the UK’s immigration rules, according to the English bishops’ point man for migration.

    By Charles Collins
  • JRS reports successful fundraising campaign for refugee education

    JRS reports successful fundraising campaign for refugee education

    • Oct 24, 2020

    Hundreds of thousands of refugees and forcibly displaced people received support, education and training last year through Jesuit Refugee Service’s on-the-ground initiatives and programs, said its international director.

    By Carol Glatz
  • Supreme Court to hear cases emerging from Trump’s immigration policies

    Supreme Court to hear cases emerging from Trump’s immigration policies

    • Oct 20, 2020

    The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear cases stemming from President Donald Trump’s immigration policies related to financing border wall construction and the requirement that asylum-seekers remain in Mexico until their claims are processed.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Judge blocks deportation of Indonesian immigrant detained on church grounds

    Judge blocks deportation of Indonesian immigrant detained on church grounds

    • Oct 3, 2020

    A federal judge on Friday blocked the deportation of an Indonesian immigrant who was detained last month on the grounds of a Maryland church, a space considered a “sensitive location” in which immigration authorities generally avoid enforcement actions.

    By Regina Garcia Cano
  • ‘Manufactured homelessness’ shouldn’t further UK immigration aims, JRS says

    ‘Manufactured homelessness’ shouldn’t further UK immigration aims, JRS says

    • Sep 24, 2020

    A recent decision by the UK government to evict people seeking asylum from temporary accommodations is “deeply troubling,” especially during an upsurge of COVID-19 cases, according to the Jesuit Refugee Service UK.

    By Charles Collins
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