From Mississippi-
Some churches are going beyond comfort and material aid, with their
response flaring into political opposition. The state’s Catholic,
Episcopal, United Methodist and Evangelical Lutheran bishops denounced
the raids in a joint statement Friday.
The bishops said they would help the immigrant families, saying there
is “an urgent and critical need at this time to avoid a worsening
crisis.”
“We are called … to speak the truth. And the truth is, this is not
right,” said Bishop Brian Seage of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi,
at a news conference one day after the raids.
On Sunday, Trump administration officials defended their actions,
despite emotional pleas from children to let their parents go. Acting
Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan acknowledged that
one video of an 11-year-old sobbing was “emotional” but said the girl
was reunited with her mother.
More here-
https://www.courthousenews.com/mississippians-march-against-immigration-raids/
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