"The Interfaith Immigration Coalition June 26 applauded what it called U.S. President Barack Obama's commitment to 'advancing the conversation on immigration reform.' The group, a partnership of faith-based organizations . . . is committed to enacting comprehensive immigration reform this year, issued a statement the day after Obama met with key U.S. lawmakers." (FPL, 6.29.09)
Mary Frances Schjonberg of the Episcopal News Service has the full article at Faith in Public Life about this interreligious effort for promoting and advocating a real renovation of U.S. immigration policies.
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