At the border, survivors of violence present their scarred bodies as testimony.
Central America
In Tijuana, we witnessed the resilience and humanity of the migrant movement.
Mayan culture and rituals have persisted since their days of ancient glory—but not without major upheavals.
The migrants have bigger concerns than U.S. policy. They know the terrors they are fleeing.
What does it do to the body and spirit to be preyed upon constantly?
The Trump administration's treatment of vulnerable migrants—particularly children—is neither fair nor humane.
After Moises was killed, his brother asked us to write to the American official who denied his asylum claim.
Churches in a place where they are the only signs of hope
It's a humanitarian crisis that has riveted the international community: refugees from Syria, Afghanistan, Libya, and elsewhere seeking asylum from civil war and violence. Images of the small, drowned body of Aylan Kurdi ignited our consciences and challenged world leaders to begin addressing the needs of these refugees. The surge of unaccompanied minors into countries like Sweden mirrors the marked increase of Central American children entering the United States in 2014, fleeing violence at home.
A federal judge ruled recently that the three U.S. detention centers currently holding more than 2,000 women and children seeking asylum from Central America have three choices: Release just the children, leaving their mothers incarcerated. Entirely reform the detention center environment so that it’s not longer like a prison. Release everyone.