The Biden administration has battled legal impediments since its first day in office to end the Migrant Protection Protocols, popularly known as “Remain in Mexico,” created in late 2018 by the Trump administration and implemented in January 2019.
Asylum-seekers will be allowed in as DHS ends ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy
Overturning of Roe provides ‘chance to win fight for life,’ says top Knight
Delivering the Knights annual report, he said that by overturning the precedent set in Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion nationwide, the Supreme Court “has empowered us to end one of the worst injustices in American history.”
Fraternal order honors Ukrainian Knight for leading war relief efforts
“With the help of the Ukraine Solidarity Fund, he has opened channels of support from Knights in Poland, the United States and around the world,” said Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly.
Cuban bishop asks for prayers as major fire spreads at oil facility
The deadly fire is threatening to plunge the island into a deeper energy crisis as it forced officials to shut down a key thermoelectric plant.
African bishops lament inability to stop young people from leaving
Meeting in Accra, Ghana, July 25-Aug. 1, the bishops examined the causes of migration, the risks involved — particularly when it comes to irregular migration — and what the church needs to be doing to help.
Religious orders call for international intervention in Haiti
Religious orders working in Haiti have called on the international community to directly intervene to address the reign of terror of armed gangs they described as “diabolical, frightening and unacceptable.”
Cardinal Tomko, oldest member of College of Cardinals, dies at 98
He served that role for the past three popes, starting in 1996, and he once said he found it “truly difficult” to have to recite to each pope the formula, “Repent and believe in the Gospel!”
5th Circuit urged to keep injunction in place on HHS transgender mandate
After years of litigation, including an appeal to the 5th Circuit and a remand to the lower court, the District Court granted the doctors and hospitals in the case involved permanent relief from the mandate and protected their medical conscience rights.