I recently did a simple Google search of the topic “Migration viewed by religious preference,” and it produced some interesting results. Immigration

Late last year, I gave two presentations; first at the Pope St. John XXIII Seminary in Newton, Massachusetts, and the second at

On a recent vacation, I read Victor Hugo’s “Les Misérables.” Hugo was truly a poet and philosopher. “Les Misérables” became one of

A short history of America’s fascination with deportation may help us understand the present situation and correct some of its excesses. Daniel

On Nov. 13, the Church celebrates the feast of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, Patroness of All Immigrants. On that occasion, the bishops

For the past 40 years, undocumented immigration has been fueled by a lack of legal avenues for immigrant workers to fill critical

The latest migration issue that could soon reach the Supreme Court for a decision is the contention, established by a Trump administration

Public opinion seems to have a particular effect when it comes to the social policy regarding migration. From December 2003 to December

The recent offer of self-deportation assistance by the Department of Homeland Security is a first for our nation, but it replicates the

Deportation is often seen as a last resort in enforcing immigration laws. It is not considered a punishment but rather an exercise