

Sanctuary, Immigration, and the Borders Between Church and State
Sep 16, 2024
Sergio Gonzales and Lloyd Barba, two insightful historians, delve into the intersection of church and state regarding immigration. They explore the Sanctuary Movement, revealing how faith communities have historically advocated for humane treatment of migrants. Discussion highlights include the impact of civil conflicts in Central America, the complexities of asylum denials, and the historical context around U.S. immigration policy. Their narratives challenge prevailing xenophobic attitudes and celebrate the radical hospitality practiced by many Americans committed to welcoming the stranger.
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