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“The person who knows only one religion, knows none”
— Max Müller

Faith and Immigration in U.S. Swing States

June 5, 2024

How are faith communities responding to the immigration crisis in the states that are likely to decide the 2024 presidential election?

According to numerous sources, immigration has become the single most important issue for voters in the 2024 election. But while changing policies in Texas or California often catch the most headlines, what swing state voters are thinking, saying, and doing about immigration is likely to play a key role in the election's outcome.

In this series with Sojourners, I report from communities in different states — including migrants, experts, and people of faith — to explore how immigration is a key part of the electorate’s journey.

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In Religion and Culture, Religion News Tags Immigration, Immigration debate, Immigration law, Faith and Immigration, Swing states, Arizona, Wisconsin, Texas, Election 2024
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