Chicago Catholics Protect Migrants' Dignity and Rights
Chicago Catholics are working to protect the human dignity and religious rights of migrants amid federal immigration enforcement operations and protests.
"Keeping the country safe and being mindful of human dignity are not mutually exclusive. In fact, one cannot exist without the other."
Cardinal Cupich of Chicago criticized the "unnecessarily aggressive tactics" of federal agents, stating that they have overreached and caused terror and chaos.
He emphasized that law enforcement should not be put in this position and that the noble calling of law enforcement should be fulfilled.
Catholic faithful and clergy are trying to uphold the human dignity of affected immigrants and protect their rights to worship and receive the sacraments.
Author's summary: Catholics in Chicago protect migrant rights.
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