The Diocese of Little Rock responds to the Trump administration’s decision to reverse a policy preventing ICE agents from making arrests at sensitive locations such as schools and churches. Bishop Anthony B. Taylor urges the community to stand in solidarity and pray for Spanish-speaking parishioners living in fear. Parishes and schools are provided with guidance on interacting with ICE. Members of the community express concerns about the impact of deportations on families and the economy. The Hispanic Ministry Office and Catholic Charities of Arkansas work to provide information and support to immigrants. Immigration specialist Matthew Phillips highlights the fear and uncertainty among immigrants and the importance of education on rights and protections. The Respect Life Office emphasizes that immigration policy is a matter of human dignity and a pro-life issue. The community is called to show compassion and support for immigrants and refugees, recognizing their inherent dignity as human beings.
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