Churches prepare to protect attendees in case of ICE raids

The video discusses the U.S. government's new deportation policy allowing arrests at schools, churches, and hospitals, reversing a 2011 policy. Community organizations, particularly churches, are preparing for potential impacts, consulting legal counsel, and emphasizing their commitment to welcoming all individuals. The policy targets criminals, but there are concerns about broader impacts. New York City, a sanctuary city, is coordinating with ICE to protect residents. The faith community stresses the importance of safety and welcome for all.

What significant policy change did the White House announce regarding immigration enforcement?

• Allowing arrests at schools, churches, and hospitals

• Increasing the number of ICE agents

• Providing legal aid to undocumented immigrants

• Building more detention centers

How are community organizations like Saint Paul and Saint Andrews United Methodist Church responding to the new immigration policy?

• By closing their doors to the public

• By consulting lawyers and training staff

• By relocating to a different area

• By reducing their services

What is the primary focus of the White House's immigration enforcement according to the announcement?

• Providing citizenship pathways

• Increasing border security

• Deporting all undocumented immigrants

• Targeting public safety threats

What is the stance of community leaders regarding their spaces in light of the new policy?

• They will close their doors to undocumented immigrants

• They will only serve documented individuals

• They will continue to provide a safe space for all

• They will cooperate fully with ICE

What concern do some people have about the new immigration enforcement policy?

• It may affect individuals who are not criminals

• It will not be enforced strictly

• It will only target criminals

• It will lead to fewer deportations