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Afghanistan Resource Page
Afghanistan Resource PageMark Priceman2021-09-27T16:41:05-04:00 We know that there are a lot of questions about the current state of affairs in Afghanistan and the evacuation effort underway there. Below are some resources that the U.S. government has put out, as well as some from other organizations. Operations Allies Welcome President Biden has officially designated the U.S. Department of Homeland security (DHS) as the lead federal agency to vacillate the entry of Afghans into the United States.
Biden Administration Executive Actions
In the early days of the Biden Administration, there have been a number of Executive Actions affecting migration policy. Please see our resources below to learn more about what has changed.
Letter to Homeland Security and State Department on TPS Designation for Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala
Letter to Homeland Security and State Department on TPS Designation for Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala Click Here for a PDF of the Letter February 10, 2021 The Honorable Alejandro Mayorkas Secretary of Homeland Security Department of Homeland Security Washington, D.C. 20528 The Honorable Antony Blinken Secretary of State Department of State Washington, D.C. 20520 VIA EMAIL Re: TPS Designation for Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala Dear Secretary Blinken, and...
Fratelli tutti
Fratelli tuttiMark Priceman2020-12-18T13:29:39-05:00 Pope Francis’ newest encyclical, Fratelli tutti, touches extensively on the issue of migration and our obligations to those who are living on the margins and in need of our support. Please find below some resources that will help as you reflect on migration policy and the Church’s engagement in this field.
USCCB President and Migration Chair Celebrate 15 Years of Justice for Immigrants Initiative
USCCB President and Migration Chair Celebrate 15 Years of Justice for Immigrants Initiative September 29, 2020 WASHINGTON– In 2004, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) made immigration reform a major public policy priority of the Catholic Church in the United States.
COVID-19 Resource page
During these uncertain times, we want to have as much information as possible for you. Some of these documents are from MRS and some are from other organizations. We will continue to update the documents as we receive them.
JFI Fall 2020 Webinar Series
JFI Fall 2020 Webinar SeriesMark Priceman2020-09-28T17:31:31-04:00 This year the USCCB’s Migration and Refugee Services celebrates the 15 year anniversary of the Justice for Immigrants (JFI) Campaign. We have put together a resource titled Justice for Immigrants: Migration Policy Priorities for a New Decade that can be found in both English and Español.
JFI Action Alert: Protect Refugees & Build Back the Resettlement Program
JFI Action Alert: Protect Refugees & Build Back the Resettlement Program The Trump Administration is currently preparing to set the goal for the number of refugees that will be allowed to be admitted to the United States for the coming fiscal year (FY). This process is called the “Presidential Determination” (PD). Before setting the new refugee Presidential Determination, the President is required by federal law to consult with the House and Senate Judiciary Committees.
World Day For Migrants and Refugees
World Day For Migrants and RefugeesMark Priceman2021-08-13T13:25:01-04:00 September 26th marks the World Day for Migrants and Refugees. Below are some of the resources for you to use to host events, prayer vigils or other activities to celebrate this day. Prayer for an “Ever Wider WE” Suggested Intersessions for WDMR Pope’s Message for the World Day for Migrants and Refugees: Graphics:
Immigrants’ Eligibility for Benefits Resource Page
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Anti-Trafficking Resource Page
Anti-Trafficking Resource PageMark Priceman2020-12-18T14:22:55-05:00 Each year, thousands of vulnerable men, women and children are trafficked across our borders and then forced into slavery. Many are fleeing terrible situations in their home countries, and come to the United States to find a better life. Unfortunately, the nightmare often begins when they reach our shores.
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Resource Page
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Resource PageMark Priceman2020-02-20T11:09:30-05:00 What is TPS? Temporary Protected Status (TPS) was established by Congress through the Immigration Act of 1990.
Responding To Refugees And Migrants: Twenty Action Points
Responding To Refugees And Migrants: Twenty Action PointsMark Priceman2019-06-21T11:19:14-04:00 For a PDF of this document, click here To view this document in Spanish, click here Background The issue of migration has been a special point of concern for Pope Francis since the early days of his pontificate. At Lampedusa, which was his first trip outside of Rome as Pope, the Holy Father lamented the globalization of indifference shown to migrants and other populations.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Resource Page
Home/Our Lady of Guadalupe Resource Page Our Lady of Guadalupe Resource PageMark Priceman2019-10-23T11:40:32-04:00 Each year on December 12th, the Catholic Church celebrates the Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Below are some resources and information on this important day, as well as a map to find a celebration near you.
Webinars
Seeking Asylum During Coronavirus Pandemic On Wednesday, October 14th, we had the 3rd installment in our Fall 2020 JFI Webinar Series. The focus was on those who are seeking asylum and how the global pandemic is impacting them. Below are [...] Different Ways You Can Support Migrants In Your Community During COVID-19 On October 7th, we hosted a webinar in both English and Spanish on how you can support migrants in your community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Faces of Migration
Surviving Human Trafficking: My Long Journey toward Healing My name is Lidia* and I came to the United States from San Pedro Sula, Honduras. I had to leave my home for many reasons, including abuse from family and strangers as a child, fear of dying from gangs who believe that gay people do not have the right to exist, and a future without opportunities to study. The biggest hurdle to rebuilding my life is being unable to work to my full capacity.
Family Separation Resource Page
Family Separation Resource PageMark Priceman2020-10-29T13:58:02-04:00
DACA and DREAMER Resource Page
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was implemented in 2012; The Trump Administration attempted to end DACA on September 5, 2017, allowing one-time renewal for those whose status was set to expire between September 5, 2017 and March 5, 2018.
Migration Chairman Responds to Automatic Six-Month Extension of Temporary Protected Status for Honduras - Justice for Immigrants
WASHINGTON— On November 6th, the Department of Homeland Security announced that it needs more time to assess country conditions before rendering a final decision on Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Honduras, thereby automatically extending the current TPS designation for Honduras for six months, through July 5, 2018.
Letter to President Trump on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Letter to President Trump on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Dear Mr. President, As uncertainty surrounding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program continues with untold consequences, we write to strongly urge you to continue to support this vital program. The Catholic Bishops have long supported DACA youth and continue to do so. We believe that the dignity of every human being, particularly that of our children and youth, must be protected.
USCCB Chairman Expresses Ongoing Support for DACA; Calls on Administration and Congress to Ensure Permanent Protection for DACA Youth - Justice for Immigrants
WASHINGTON— Over 750,000 youth have received protection from Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) since its inception by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in 2012. While DACA provides no legal status, it does provide recipients with a temporary reprieve from deportation and employment authorization for legal work opportunities in the United States. In response to the recent petition to the U.S. Department of Justice to terminate DACA, Bishop Joe S.
Letter to Secretary Kelly on Deportations - Justice for Immigrants
On behalf of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Migration and Committee on International Justice and Peace, we write with grave concern about certain Christians, Chaldean Catholics, and others from Michigan and Tennessee who are reported to be scheduled for deportation from the United States tomorrow.
Action Alerts - Justice for Immigrants
Urge President Trump to Allow Refugees, Including Religious Minorities, Come to the United States By the end of the fiscal year (Sept. 30th), the Administration was required to consult with Congress and determine the number of refugees allowed to be admitted to the U.S., a process known as the”Presidential Determination” (PD). So far, the Administration has only sent recommendations to Congress for a PD of 15,000.
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