WORLDBORDER REPORT
Faith-based groups expand support for asylum-seekers, deportees in Juarez
Faith-based groups are expanding support for asylum-seekers and deportees in Juarez by providing emergency shelter, health care, and other services. This collaboration between religious leaders on both sides of the border aims to address dwindling asylum opportunities and increased deportations.
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