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A Pastoral Reflection on the I.C.E. Situation: Seeking Justice, Mercy, and Wisdom

  The topic of immigration, especially the role of I.C.E. in enforcing our nation’s laws, has become one of the most deeply divisive and emotional issues in the United States today. As followers of Christ navigating this difficult terrain, it is important to resist broad strokes that label all Christians as extremists. Many of us, myself included, are peacemakers who believe both sides could give a little in order to reach a more civil and compassionate outcome. Amidst this complexity, how can we respond in a way that honors God, respects governing authorities, and reflects His love to all people? Never would I see all illegal immigrants as bad people.  At the place I am the Executive Director we serve many migrants. Are they illegal? We don't know but we serve them in a judge free way as to maintain their dignity.  In this blog, I will not focus on protestors or specific events. Instead, I am concentrating on the larger issue at hand. Regardless of which side of the fenc...

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