The Florida legislature is considering a package of wide-reaching immigration measures that would seek to curb illegal immigration in the state.
Florida immigration bill criminalizing transporting undocumented immigrants has religious liberty implications, faith leaders say
Catholic leaders express sorrow, outrage over dozens of migrants killed in fire
At least 40 people at the immigration detention center on the U.S. border died in the fire that broke out at the facility overnight.
Dobbs decision dominates Supreme Court’s year
The court’s ruling said there is no constitutional right to abortion in the United States, immediately bringing all abortion policy decisions to the state level and prompting state ballot measures on abortion in the November election.
Immigration advocates say DACA ruling should push Congress to act
A three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans affirmed a lower court’s ruling last year that said the Obama administration did not have the legal authority in 2012 to create DACA in the first place.
Catholic leaders weigh in on upcoming, busy Supreme Court term
The Supreme Court begins its new term Oct. 3, jumping right back into the fray with cases that take on affirmative action, voting, immigration, the environment and freedom of speech.
Panelists seek clues to Hispanic voters’ moves toward Trump
Although only a minority of Hispanic voters cast their ballots for Donald Trump in the November presidential election, the size of that minority was larger than most had predicted, suggesting that Hispanics were no longer a slam dunk for Democrats.
Catholic Charities USA leaders outline immediate, long-term goals
Two top Catholic Charities USA leaders outlined some of the short-term and long-term goals for the organization and its affiliates throughout the country Feb. 3 during the Catholic Social Ministry Gathering in Washington.
Trump immigration plan’s impact on family ‘deeply troubling,’ says bishop
The chairman of the U.S. bishops’ migration committee said Jan. 30 that the Catholic bishops welcomed the Trump administration’s proposal to give “Dreamers” a path to citizenship, but at the same time, they are “deeply troubled” about the plan’s “impact on family unity.”