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August 1, 2014

Jesuits tell their alumni in Congress: Protect border children

Jesuits tell their alumni in Congress: Protect border children

American Jesuits are pushing members of Congress who were educated at the Catholic order鱿鱼视频app schools to pass aid for thousands of refugee children who have surged across the border in Texas in recent months, calling proposals to swiftly deport them 鈥渋nhumane and an insult to American values.鈥�

Published in International
July 26, 2014

Along the U.S.-Mexico border: Agent has keen eye for signs of people on move

Border Patrol Agent Bryan Flowers walks above Pena Blanca Lake, a small recreation area about 17 miles northwest of Nogales, Ariz., July 16. Because of the water availability, smuggling routes through this region are common, Flowers said.

NOGALES, Ariz. -聽A shirtsleeve waved from the top of the border fence like a signal flag.

Published in Features
July 16, 2014

Pope calls for end to 鈥榬acist and xenophobic鈥� approach to migrants along U.S.-Mexico border

A handout picture provided by the Guatemalan Foreign Relations Ministry shows Mexican Interior Secretary Miguel Angel Chong, Guatemalan Interior Minister Mauricio Lopez Bonilla, and U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson addressing the humanitar ian crisis of child migrants at the U.S. border during a press conference at the Foreign Minister's office in Guatemala City July 9. President Obama has asked Congress for $3.7 billion dollars in aid to plug the flood of young parentless migrants.

VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis today waded into the controversy of the wave of unaccompanied minors arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border, calling for an end to racism against migrants and pushing the United States to offer greater protection for young children entering the country illegally.

Published in International
July 11, 2014

Minors at U.S. border should be thought of as refugees, speakers say

Yelda Cortez of the U.S. bishops' Migration and Refugee 鱿鱼视频app office, looks out the window of a bus as it makes its way along the U.S.-Mexico border fence.

WASHINGTON -聽From the head of the U.S. agency in charge of the welfare of more than 50,000 Central American children who have been apprehended at the Mexican border, to the Honduran cardinal who heads the international Catholic relief agency, Caritas, the message was clear, those minors are as much refugees as the people fleeing upheaval in Syria or South Sudan.

Published in International
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