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Panel discussion spotlights Nicaraguan government's oppression of Catholic Church - Vimarsana News

Panel discussion spotlights Nicaraguan government's oppression of Catholic Church

Fear of the political crisis and, in particular, the targeting of the Catholic Church is driving many Nicaraguans to flee to the U.S. border in search of asylum, as panelists discussed during a March 6 event.

Jesuits minister to migrants waiting in dangerous Mexican border cities - Vimarsana News

Jesuits minister to migrants waiting in dangerous Mexican border cities

MATAMOROS, Mexico (OSV News) -- Celebrating an outdoor Mass in a camp for migrants amid a cold and unrelenting rain, Jesuit Father Brian Strassburger preached patience. He spoke of "The Parable of the Ten Virgins" from the Gospel of Matthew, urging the assembled migrants to "wait well" as they bided their time in trying conditions.

The new US border wall is an app - Vimarsana News

The new US border wall is an app

CBP One was launched in January to make immigration at the southern border more orderly, but it threw up obstacles for some of the people most in need of protection.

At U.S.-Mexico border, migrants' advocates call for action on U.S. asylum policy - Vimarsana News

At U.S.-Mexico border, migrants' advocates call for action on U.S. asylum policy

Leaders of pro-migrant organizations in the U.S. participated in the 'We Say Welcome' bilingual gathering marking three years since Title 42 was invoked.

Stuck at the border, migrants find a little Christmas cheer - Vimarsana News

Stuck at the border, migrants find a little Christmas cheer

CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (AP) — Across the U.S.-Mexican border in El Paso, Texas, shelters are already packed beyond capacity, leaving little time for celebrations and many migrants camped out in the streets in below freezing weather.