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Opinion by Ernesto Portillo Jr.: Evangelical Latinos also are pushing for fair border reform
2006
Overview
While the Escarcegas are legal residents, some of their fellow worshippers are undocumented. The Escarcegas fear the lives of many undocumented immigrants would be torn asunder under a proposed immigration bill passed by the Republican-controlled U.S. House. The Rev. Tirso Rubin, who spoke at the Downtown rally attended by nearly 15,000 people, said afterward that evangelical Latinos want the federal government to give undocumented immigrants a chance to participate fully in American society. The Rev. Samuel Rodriguez Jr., president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, which represents about 15 million evangelical Christians nationwide, signed the letter. Rodriguez, an Assembly of God minister in Sacramento, Calif., said immigration is an issue of family values.
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The Arizona Daily Star
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