Vigils

THE END OF ASYLUM? FIGHT BACK AGAINST THE SUPREME COURT’S FAST-TRACK ASYLUM RULING! The Supreme Court recently ruled in support of the Trump Administration’s plan to fast track the asylum process, basically ruling that asylum-seekers do not have the right to a day in court to plea their case. This ruling challenges the internationally recognized

Join ICOM on the second Tuesday of every month in prayer, song, and public display of opposition to an immigration system built on stolen land, funded by our tax dollars, and whose primary mission is now to terrorize our immigrant community members. We are more powerful when we come together as people of multiple faiths

On February 11, 2020, we were joined by the brave leaders of Organized Communities Against Deportations (OCAD) who were there to support their member, Beto, who is unable to renew his DACA status because he has been illegally detained by ICE. We also read the names of the 500+ Minnesotans that Hennepin County Sheriff Hutchinson

The January vigil was hosted by Buddhists from the MN Zen Meditation Center, Soka Gakkai MN Buddhist Center, Twin Cities Buddhist Sangha, Blooming Heart Sangha, Compassionate Ocean Zen Center, and Clouds in Water Zen Center. 7:30am, Tuesday, January 14Courtwatch (10 people) 9-10:30amBishop Henry Whipple Building, 1 Federal Drive, Fort Snelling, MN 55111

This month’s vigil will be sponsored by the Justice Commission of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet & Consociates in collaboration with students of St. Catherine University and the Social Justice Committee of Lumen Christi Catholic Community. 7:30am, Tuesday, November 12Courtwatch (10 people) 9-10:30amBishop Henry Whipple Building, 1 Federal Drive, Fort Snelling, MN 55111