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Immigration and the Question of Security , by: Sr. Katherine Feely, SND

Since 9/11, the use of fear to justify everything from the erosion of rights to the dehumanization of peoples coming to the U.S. has been dangerously effective.  This article looks at what "true...more

Film Discussion Guide: The Invisible Chapel , by: Sr. Katherine Feely

This film guide provides an excellent forum to explore immigration in a recent documentary. For over twenty years a migrant chapel remained invisible to the wealthy residents of a San Diego, CA nei...more

Immigration: The Origins of the Church's Position

This three-page resource presents how the Catholic Church arrived at its position on immigration. This article by Archbishop Wilton Gregory of Atlanta, the first in a series, is a wonderful tool for...more

A 700 mile Fence: Justice on the Border? , by: Sr. Katherine Feely, SND

This resource provides a look at the recent legislation that authorized the building of a 700-mile wall along the border between the U.S. and Mexico. Can building walls really provide the solution we...more

Danger on the Border: Is Tougher Security the Answer to Undocumented Immigration? , by: Jill Rauh

One recent debate in immigration reform has centered on border security. Various ideas have been proposed in Congress to built bigger fences, arm more guardsmen, and to make crossing the border more ...more

The Faces of Immigrants - Case Studies on the Diverse Experiences of Immigrants to the U.S. , by: Jill Rauh

The United States is a country that was founded by immigrants and it has a rich history of "welcoming the stranger". This resource consists of short case studies of immigrants from differen...more

CST and Immigration , by: Education for Justice

The Church has been vocal about immigration throughout its history. In recent years, the U.S. Bishops have suggested guidelines for just immigration reform that respects the dignity of immigrants. Th...more
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