North Texas churches push back against new immigration rule allowing arrests in sanctuaries
Churches in North Texas are reacting to President Trump's new immigration directive, which permits deportation agents to make arrests in churches and schools. Historically considered sanctuaries, many churches and religious institutions contacted by CBS News Texas believe this reversal contradicts their religious beliefs.
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