


Religious Groups Sue Over Immigration Enforcement in Places of Worship
More than two dozen religious organizations have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's immigration policy affecting houses of worship.
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A coalition of over two dozen Christian and Jewish organizations has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a Trump administration policy that allows more aggressive immigration enforcement at houses of worship. The lawsuit, citing infringement on religious freedom and decreased attendance due to fear, highlights the ministry's commitment to undocumented individuals. It aims to block ICE raids in these sensitive locations unless backed by a judicial warrant. The case builds on earlier lawsuits by religious groups opposing similar policies, underscoring concerns about the sanctity of worship spaces amid escalating immigration enforcement actions.
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