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Sign the Evangelical Statement of Principles for Immigration Reform
 

Washington politicians refuse to fix America’s broken immigration system. Instead, they use extreme rhetoric, demonizing people created in God’s image, and purposefully distort the positions held by their political opponents. This failure to lead has created a moral, economic, and political crisis that breaks up families and harms children.

Governors: Don't privatize our prisons
 

Earlier this year, the Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) sent a letter to 48 state governors, proposing a remedy for states’ budget concerns: an offer to “buy” prisons in exchange for a 20-year contract with each state, and an assurance that prisons would remain at least 90 percent full (Huffington Post).

Stand up for Immigrants in Your State
 

Our current immigration system does not reflect our nation’s best values. We need reform at the national level, but since Congress continues to drag its feet, some states have decided to tackle the problem on their own. Unfortunately, the results have been ill-conceived, financially unsustainable and discriminatory proposals and legislation that do nothing to make our states safer and institutionalize discrimination against entire communities.

Tell President Obama and Congress to Pass Comprehensive Immigration Reform
 

Join thousands of Christians in signing this petition, and committing yourself to:

  • the belief that all people, regardless of nationality or citizenship status, are made in the image of God and deserving of respect;
  • show compassion for the stranger, and love and mercy for our neighbors;
  • balance the rule of law with the call to oppose unjust laws and systems when they violate human dignity.

Get involved. Sign the petition here.

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