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Virginia
Watch: Antipas Harris’s Reason for Reform
Faith …
Faith groups across the country have been vocal in their belief that immigration strengthens our communities and adamant in their support for common sense immigration reforms. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, the Southern Baptist Convention, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and many other religious groups have endorsed comprehensive immigration reform, and surveys consistently show that majorities of Protestants, Evangelicals, Catholics, Jews, Mormons, Muslims, and Buddhists all overwhelmingly support reform. Mormons in particular have endorsed the Utah Compact, a statement of principles endorsing both strong border protections and the recognition that immigrants help fuel economic growth.
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California
Watch: Anthanett Solis’s Reason for Reform
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Kentucky
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Florida
Priest: Love ‘the God We Cannot See by Loving the Neighbor We Can’ -
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New York
Filipino Immigrant is Among Thousands of International Priests Filling America’s Vacant Pulpits -
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Florida
Watch: Roberto Sanchez’s Reason for Reform
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California
Watch: Raquel Toledo’s Reason for Reform
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Texas
Watch: Pat Kelly’s Reason for Reform
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Illinois
Watch: Nancy Long’s Reason for Reform
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Iowa
Watch: Luis Arredondo’s Reason for Reform
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Maryland
Watch: Lisa Mowers’ Reason for Reform
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