Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Immigrant Children and the Courts
Clip: 10/23/2014 | 8m 37s
Religions groups are stepping in to help migrant minors through the US legal process.
"The question for our government" says Lenni Benson, executive director and founder of the nonprofit Safe Passage Project, "will be, even if they have deportation orders, is it ethical and legal to remove a child to a country of origin if we aren’t assured that child will be safe upon return?"
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Immigrant Children and the Courts
Clip: 10/23/2014 | 8m 37s
"The question for our government" says Lenni Benson, executive director and founder of the nonprofit Safe Passage Project, "will be, even if they have deportation orders, is it ethical and legal to remove a child to a country of origin if we aren’t assured that child will be safe upon return?"
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