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In Nebraska, immigrant Americans are feeling protective of a vision for this country they fear is faltering.

Go where you came from’ is also a suppression of public disagreement and debate, and it is a fundamental threat to the well-being of our country.

Migration is a human right, and doesn’t need the qualifiers that are often placed upon it. People migrate because they can and they always have. They don’t need to be of particular, capitalistic [...]

We understand that humanity and community are so much stronger than cultural constructs, physical walls, or geopolitical borders.

“As a woman of faith, and president of Auburn Seminary, one of the oldest religious institutions in America, I feel called to be present with those who suffer and to bring the moral power of my [...]

It is a time of moral crisis with attacks on human dignity, family sovereignty, and the execution of an increasingly ruthless and unjust immigration policy. You have not been silent or still.

Younger, progressive Latinx Mormons can often feel isolated and marginalized by a faith community defined by whiteness and conservative orthodoxy. Our own parents may see our activism as evidence [...]

Faith leaders are a really important voice right now for Humanity First, not Business As Usual. 

"I see you are all here willing to risk everything with us. Now I know that not all is lost.”

So in our history, it is time for us—across political, social and religious affiliations—to ask: What role do I want to play?