Dozens of religious groups sue after Trump administration says it won’t stop immigration arrests at houses of worship
- Twenty-Seven organizations representing Jewish and Christian denominations filed a federal lawsuit against President Donald Trump's administration, seeking to prevent immigration enforcement actions in houses of worship.
- The lawsuit argues that allowing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in churches violates the religious freedom rights under the First Amendment.
- Rabbi Deborah Waxman stated that protecting immigrants is a core tenet of Judaism, emphasizing the religious obligation to care for them.
- The Department of Homeland Security's decision to rescind protections for sensitive locations has led to fears among worshippers, impacting attendance at religious services.
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