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Cuban migrants wait outside the Mexican Commission for Refugee Assistance in Tapachula, Mexico, June 14, 2019. According to the United Nations Refugee Agency, more than 70 million people are displaced worldwide. (CNS photo/Jose Cabezas, Reuters) One remarkable consequence of the Trump administration’s cruel immigration policies was that so many ordinary citizens showed up to mitigate them. Many of us protested against the “Muslim ban” and family separations, or drove parents across the country to reunite them with the children they had been separated from. Still others provided sanctuary for immigrants facing deportation orders despite their long-established, law-abiding lives in the United States. And all of these efforts were built upon the work of long-term activism by human rights groups, advocacy networks and faith-based groups.

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