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Clergy will now have access to ICE holding facility, following a lawsuit filed by an ecumenical group of Minnesota clergy.

“We want to be there, for people especially at the most vulnerable times of their lives, and this is certainly one of them,” the priest said of ICE detention.

The USCCB’s Migration and Refugee Services was one of 10 national resettlement agencies working with the U.S. Refugee Assistance Program.

The Little Sisters of the Poor appealed an August ruling from a federal district court that struck down a religious conscience rule, their legal representatives said Dec. 15.

Court documents show that a grand jury indicted 44-year-old Jeremy Lillig Oct. 29 on one count of wire fraud for the offenses, which were reported to have taken place from …

Biden administration’ HHS “exceeded its authority by implementing regulations redefining sex discrimination and prohibiting gender identity discrimination.”

The Texas law, SB 10, is scheduled to go into effect on Sept. 1. The Texas attorney general has said he will appeal.

“The district court blessed an out-of-control effort by Pennsylvania and New Jersey to attack the Little Sisters and religious liberty.”

The previous order applied to only some Planned Parenthood affiliates, but the new order would apply to Planned Parenthood clinics nationwide.

Federal district judge said no evidence was presented to him showing that without the act, “the health of women was in grave peril.”