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KUER Vicky Chavez and her two daughters whove been living at The First Unitarian Church in Salt Lake City for the past three years. She took sanctuary there in 2018 when she was facing deportation. Vicky Chavez continues to walk the halls with her two children inside the First Unitarian Church in Salt Lake City. Saturday marks her three year anniversary of living there. Chavez came to the U.S. in 2014 as an undocumented immigrant. She was fleeing an abusive relationship and political unrest in ...

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Noncitizens living in churches ask to be included in immigration plan Noncitizens living in churches ask to be included in immigration plan Officials from the National Sanctuary Collective say, currently in the United States, there are about 50 individuals and families living in sanctuary churches. AUSTIN, Texas - St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in North Austin for the past several years has been more than a place of worship, it’s been a sanctuary for a mother and her son. Hilda Ramirez and h...

Advocates for four outspoken undocumented immigrants are suing the federal government over a policy under former President Donald Trump that fined certain

Reply Hilda Ramirez escaped the violence of her native Guatemala in order to save her sons life amid recruitment efforts by violent gangs. (Austin Sanctuary Network) AUSTIN, TX — Four women living in sanctuary — including one living in an Austin church to avoid being deported — filed a lawsuit Tuesday against U.S. immigration officials for targeting them with retaliatory and excessive civil fines. The women were joined in the lawsuit by Austin Sanctuary Network and Free Migration Project....

U.S. Public Health Service Lt. Cmdr. Erica Harker, left, an Indian Health Service Navajo Area pharmacy consultant and a member of the Zuni Tribe, and Gallup Indian Medical Center Chief of Pharmacy Vicky Chavez prepare COVID-19 vaccines to be redistributed from GIMC to other health care facilities on the Navajo Nation, December 14, 2020. Photo: IHS COVID-19 vaccine arrives in Indian Country as cases continue to rise ‘A historic day in this fight’ Monday, December 14, 2020 Indianz.Com Facilit...

Navajo Nation receives 1st shipment of COVID-19 vaccine Shondiin Silversmith, Arizona Republic As the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines roll out across the U.S. this week, the Navajo Nation received its first doses Monday and plans to administer them to health care workers starting Tuesday. The pandemic has at times overwhelmed the Navajo Nation, which earlier this year had the highest infection rate per capita. The daily number of COVID-19 positive cases has risen sharp...