Echo opinion published in The New York Times: America must decide- Will we be governed by fear or by compassion and justice?
Fear and Uncertainty echo opinion letter published in The New York Times: To the Editor:
Immigration enforcement in 2025, has expanded beyond border control into everyday American life.Raids in San Antonio; Charlotte, North Carolina.; and St. Paul, Minn., have disrupted families and communities, with children detained and schools targeted. The end of temporary protected status for Burmese migrants and canceled citizenship ceremonies deepen uncertainty for thousands.
While officials cite gang threats like Tren de Aragua, enforcement often criminalizes the innocent.
While officials cite gang threats like Tren de Aragua, enforcement often criminalizes the innocent.
Communities are responding with resilience. Faith groups, (i.e. Evangelical Christiansβ) human rights activists and immigrant-owned businesses are standing firm.
This is not just policy β itβs a lived reality in classrooms, kitchens and courtrooms. America must decide: Will we be governed by fear, or by compassion and justiceβ
From Brian Scott Angerer in Garland, Texas
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