Dozens of religious groups sue after Trump administration says it won’t stop immigration arrests at houses of worship
- Twenty-Seven organizations have filed a federal lawsuit against President Donald Trump's administration to prevent immigration enforcement in houses of worship, claiming it violates their religious rights.
- The Department of Homeland Security ended a policy that protected sensitive locations, such as churches, causing increased fear among congregants about deportation.
- Religious leaders argue that immigration actions during congregational activities threaten their practices and that allowing arrests in places of worship will harm their religious practice and deter attendance at services.
- Pope Francis highlighted the dignity of migrants in a letter, opposing deportations while recognizing the need for safety from criminals.
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