Families United – Help Stop Family Separation at the U.S. Border

“I would like to point out that the issue of migration is not simply one of numbers, but of persons, each with his or her own history, culture, feelings and aspirations.” — Pope Francis

Donate to Help Unite Families Now

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is committed to helping families by serving the poor and vulnerable, including immigrants from all walks of life.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions began implementing what he called a “zero tolerance” policy on immigrants arriving in the U.S. without visa. Many of these migrants are from Central America, primarily Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, fleeing violence and seeking asylum in the U.S.

Many of them came as family units with children with them. Under the “Zero Tolerance” policy, children are separated from their parents by Customs and Border Patrol/ICE.

Cabrini Center Needs Volunteers To Help Immigrant Children

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If you are interested in learning more about immigration and what you can do, Catholic Charities attorneys can provide you and your group with information about existing immigration law, current policy changes, and what you can do to become involved. Let us answer your immigration questions and keep you informed as you practice faithful citizenship.

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