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CST and Immigration

Immigration, Migration | April 7, 2006

The Church has been vocal about immigration throughout its history. In recent years, the U.S. Bishops have suggested guidelines for just immigration reform that respects the dignity of immigrants. This two-page fact sheet also includes a short prayer.

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