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reporter | nail biter | wife | mom | Author of “Bringing Up Kids When Church Lets You Down” and “This is Going to Hurt” (Eerdmans 2024)
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Faith Leaders Say End of TPS is a ‘Moral Failure,’ May Tear Families Apart

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By Bekah McNeel Verified
| Sojourners Verified
Despite preparing for the possibility, advocates still felt the grim reality set in when the Supreme Court decided to allow the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for immigrants whose home countries were previously deemed too dangerous to force their return. Christopher Kerr, executive director of the Ignatian Solidarity Network, said in a statement that the ruling “strips vital humanitarian protections from our migrant neighbors and leaves families in a dangerous place.
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An Afghan Man Who Aided the U.S. Died in ICE Custody. His Family Is Waiting for Answers.

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By Bekah McNeel Verified
| Texas Monthly Verified
Twelve-year-old Imrain Paktiawal’s large brown eyes looked weary as he recalled what he remembered of March 13, the day that would permanently change the course of his life. That morning, he had been in the car with four of his siblings, waiting for his dad to take them to school in the Dallas suburb they’d called home since fleeing Afghanistan, in 2021.
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Homophobic High: Graduating From High School Under Texas’ Senate Bill 12

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By Bekah McNeel Verified
| Truthdig Verified
This story was originally published by The 19th. Adrian Moore was sharing a blanket with his friends, watching the sun come up over Morton Ranch High School before the first day of his senior year. Parents and teachers milled among the teenagers, overseeing the “Senior Sunrise” tradition to kick off the semester. The principal approached Adrian’s mom, Julie Johnson, looking pained.
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