Mobilizing Faith for Political Change

This chapter examines the role of religious communities in political mobilization, focusing on voter registration initiatives among faith groups, particularly within the Catholic Church and African-American communities. It highlights the challenges and strategies for increasing engagement in rural areas and addresses concerns about the intersection of immigration policies and religious organizations. The conversation also critiques current U.S. foreign policy dynamics in relation to global migration and the United Nations, advocating for a proactive approach to influence international governance.