Article Building Bridges at the Border Disappointed after President Trump’s visit to Texas, Sr. Norma Pimentel urges Americans to stop demonizing both immigrants and border officers. By John Gehring January 15, 2019 Immigration U.S. Catholicism Donald Trump Social Justice
Article A Fearful Epiphany Despite Kirstjen Nielsen’s attempts to assert the contrary, the administration’s current policies regularly place asylum seekers under detention By Paul Moses January 6, 2019 Immigration Social Justice Donald Trump
Article Beyond the Bright Lights In spite of all the ambition and selfishness that New York supposedly represents, I’ve found that the city’s density has encouraged me to forget myself. By Griffin Oleynick December 28, 2018 Fiction Nonfiction Immigration Social Justice Spirituality
Article Under a Watchful Gaze For expatriate poet A.E. Stallings, selfhood is always relational. It’s not what we see that makes us who we are, but rather what sees us By Anthony Domestico December 15, 2018 Poetry Arts Social Justice Immigration
Article “A Bronx Tale” Reeking of exhaust and incinerators, the Bronx was full of pizzerias, German and Jewish delis, and Irish bars—in other words, it was home By Peter Quinn December 12, 2018 U.S. Catholicism Immigration Vatican II
Article ‘It’s Up to God’ Contrary to the paranoia encouraged by the Trump administration, migrants are people of deep faith, guilty only of looking for a home. By Joseph Sorrentino December 11, 2018 Immigration Spirituality Donald Trump