UUFE’s Board of Directors met in August 2025 and declared a resolution on the 2011 UUA Statement of Conscience and Immigrants in Our Community. After an introduction reviewing the religious principles at stake, the Board supports these resolutions:
All immigrants, regardless of legal … read more.
The UU College of Social Justice together with a Tucson based organization called BorderLinks conducts migrant immersion learning programs along the Arizona/Mexican border.? Nancy and I recently participated in the program.? We thought we would share a few of the highlights.
It was a very busy … read more.
An interfaith group in Talbot County has been exploring ways to support the immigrant community. We are pleased to share how you may engage in this effort through detainee visitation or detainee pen pal correspondence.
In conjunction with Mobilizing for Humane Treatment of Immigrants led by … read more.
?Matthew Peters provided the following information:
Immigrants have 4 years to file for asylum. However, they cannot file until they have been assigned a court appearance date which can take a year or more to obtain, if at all. This system is confusing and broken, allowing … read more.
Concerned Citizens of Easton (Gail Woodall?s group), brought to Matthew Peters an excellent idea to help raise money for the Multi-Cultural Center, specifically for emergency funding. It would involve using ?Go Fund Me? on the internet. Members of local citizens? groups like Bay Hundred Citizens … read more.
The ITF meeting time is now changing from Wednesday to Thursday evenings starting at 6:30 at UUFE. Our next meeting date will be May 25 and we plan to meet every other week. All are welcome to attend.
The second Immigration Task Force meeting was … read more.
The first meeting of the Immigration Task Force was held on April 19th at UUFE. We had a good turnout of about twelve people and began by going around the table and sharing ?each person’s reasons for wanting to be part … read more.
