Central Texas Religious Leaders Call for Immigration Reform
In a prayer service and press conference organized by Austin Interfaith, Central Texas Bishops and clergy from six religious denominations “pressed Tuesday for reforms centered on keeping families together and allowing unauthorized immigrants to earn legal residency with a path to citizenship….[stating] such principles are key to what they called just and humane immigration reforms.”
Central Texas Religious Leaders: Immigration Change Must be Just, Humane, Austin American Statesman [Printable version]
Lideres de Diversas Iglesias Alzan sus Plegarias por la Reforma Migratoria, Univision 62
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Central Texas Religious Leaders to Launch Immigration Campaign
Religious leaders from multiple denominations will launch an interfaith campaign for comprehensive immigration reform
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at 10am
at St. Ignatius Catholic Church on 126 W. Oltorf Street.
The interfaith prayer service and press conference, organized by key leaders from religious denominations across Central Texas, will feature a common statement on shared principles for immigration reform and strategy to encourage legislators in Washington to vote for reform.