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EVANGELICAL IMMIGRATION CLIPS January-May 2015 JANUARY EVANGELICAL IMMIGRATION CLIPS January-May 2015 JANUARY: .................................................................................................................................... 5 ASSOCIATED PRESS: Possible GOP candidates pitch at forum in Iowa ...................................... 5 BOSTON GLOBE: Charlie Baker’s service signals heft of Hispanic church ................................... 6 BREAD FOR THE WORLD BLOG (Wainer Post): On Immigration, Actions Will Speak Louder than Words ..................................................................................................................................... 8 CHRISTIAN POST: Top 10 Politics Stories of 2014 ....................................................................... 9 CHRISTIANITY TODAY (Galli Column): Amnesty is Not a Dirty Word ....................................... 9 DENVER POST (Torres Letter): Ken Buck is right on immigration ............................................. 11 FOX NEWS LATINO (Rodriguez Op-Ed): Pro Life, Pro Immigrant ............................................. 11 Also ran: ......................................................................................................................................... 12 CHRISTIAN POST ......................................................................................................................... 12 THE LEONARD E. GREENBERG CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF RELIGION IN PUBLIC LIFE AT TRINITY COLLEGE (Walsh Post): Evangelicals Wimp Out on Immigration ......................... 12 MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL (Turak Op-Ed): U.S. needs to face reality on immigration reform ............................................................................................................................................ 19 SIOUX CITY JOURNAL: Church News ........................................................................................ 22 SIOUX CITY JOURNAL: Immigration reform talk planned in Orange City ............................... 22 SIOUX CITY JOURNAL: In advance of Steve King event, group pushes path to citizenship ..... 22 UNIVISION SAN DIEGO: Grupo intercultural explora relaciones raciales en Denver ............... 23 FEBRUARY: ............................................................................................................................... 24 ARKANSAS BAPTIST: Podcast with SBC President Ronnie Floyd .............................................. 24 THE ATLANTIC: What Americans Actually Think About Immigration ...................................... 24 THE ATLANTIC (Jones Op-Ed): Even Republicans Love Obama's Immigration Policies.......... 25 AUSTIN-AMERICAN STATESMAN: Immigrant rights groups rally at Capitol .......................... 27 BAPTIST PRESS: ERLC's agenda includes religious liberty, life ................................................. 28 BAPTIST PRESS: Immigration ruling: 'beyond mere enforcement' ............................................ 29 Also ran: ......................................................................................................................................... 31 BIBLICAL RECORDER ................................................................................................................. 31 CHRISTIAN POST (Rodriguez Column): 'McFarland USA' Is the Prophetic Voice the Immigration Reform Debate Needs .............................................................................................. 31 CHRISTIAN POST: So. Baptist Leader David Platt Says Bible Should Drive How We Handle Illegal Immigrants, Fix Broken Legal System .............................................................................. 32 CHRISTIAN POST: White Evangelicals and Immigration Reform ............................................. 33 CHRISTIANITY TODAY: Why Politics Still Matters .................................................................... 34 COUNCIL FOR CHRISTIAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES: Embrace the Challenges of the Times Together, Hispanic Leader Tells CCCU Presidents ........................................................... 35 GENERATION PROGRESS: Americans Support Recent Immigration Policies—But Not When Obama’s Name Is Attached To Them ........................................................................................... 36 HOUSTON CHRONICLE (Gray Matters Blog): 'Most religious voices want immigration reform' ....................................................................................................................................................... 37 KVUE-ABC: Advocacy groups call for immigration reform ......................................................... 39 NATIONAL JOURNAL: Across the Great Divide ......................................................................... 39 NORTHWEST IOWA REVIEW: Christian leader talks immigration .......................................... 40 TREVECHOES ONLINE: Trevecca hosts G92 forum on undocumented immigration ................ 41 BRAZILIAN VOICE: Pesquisa: Evangélicos brancos é o maior grupo contra a reforma migratória ....................................................................................................................................................... 42 MARCH: ...................................................................................................................................... 43 BAPTIST NEWS GLOBAL: Evangelicals support immigration reform, Baptists say; now it’s Congress’ turn ............................................................................................................................... 43 CHRISTIAN POST: Poll: 9 in 10 Evangelicals Say Bible Doesn't Influence Immigration Views 44 Also ran: ........................................................................................................................................ 45 ANDERSON OBSERVER ............................................................................................................. 45 DESERET NEWS: Evangelicals embrace immigration reform, border controls, survey says ..... 46 Also ran: ........................................................................................................................................ 47 DAILY AMERICAN ....................................................................................................................... 47 NEWSOK ...................................................................................................................................... 47 SANTA CLARITA VALLEY SIGNAL ............................................................................................ 47 STATESBORO HERALD .............................................................................................................. 47 FACTS & TRENDS MAGAZINE: Evangelicals Ready for Immigration Reform .......................... 47 Also ran: ........................................................................................................................................ 48 BAPTIST PRESS ........................................................................................................................... 48 CHRISTIANITY TODAY ............................................................................................................... 48 LIFEWAY RESEARCH ................................................................................................................. 48 THE ECONOMIST: Even in religion, America offers more choice .............................................. 49 GANNETT, WLTX 19 COLUMBIA (South Carolina): Christians Talk Biblical Perspective on Immigration .................................................................................................................................. 50 IMMIGRATION AND OTHER MATTERS (Carroll Post): Where do we go from here? – Is there any hope for comprehensive immigration reform? ....................................................................... 51 LATIN POST: Immigration Reform Update: Immigration Reform Support Strong Among Christian Evangelicals, New Poll ................................................................................................... 51 NEWSMAX: Poll: 86 Percent of Evangelicals Want More Secure Borders ................................. 52 RELIGION DISPATCHES: The Battle for the Evangelical Vote .................................................. 53 OPEN BIBLE MESSAGE: What Should be Done About Immigration? ....................................... 55 RELIGION DISPATCHES: Evangelicals Want Immigration Reform. Why Won’t Republicans Listen? ............................................................................................................................................ 57 RELIGION DISPATCHES: Evangelicals Looking for Walker to “Do Nothing” in 2016 Election 58 TAMPA TRIBUNE: Immigrants hear how Obama policy might benefit them ............................ 62 THINK CHRISTIAN (Wallis Post): Jim Wallis on welcoming the stranger ................................ 63 WASHINGTON POST: Here’s what we know about the faith of Sen. Cruz, who’s set to announce his 2016 bid at Liberty University ................................................................................................ 64 WASHINGTON POST (Sargent Post): Ted Cruz’s pitch to evangelicals has a hole in it ............. 65 NOTIMEX: Evangelicos apoyan reforma migratoria integral en EU ........................................... 67 APRIL: ......................................................................................................................................... 67 AUSTIN AMERICAN-STATESMAN:
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