Jeff Brumley

An online news organization sued the Trump administration June 24 to win the release of documents related to a federal database established to retaliate against protesters and others exercising constitutional rights.

The Trump administration can now end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians who fled to the United States to escape natural disaster and persecution in their home countries, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 25.

A Nashville judge issued a restraining order temporarily barring the Tennessee Department of Health from reporting the identities of hundreds of extremely ill and disabled immigrant children to a state immigration office.

The Progressive National Baptist Convention's “Freedom Sunday” will challenge its churches to speak prophetically and to ask what the nation's 250th anniversary means to them.

Green Card holders can be denied reentry into the United States even if border officers have no solid proof they have committed a crime, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 23.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of birthright citizenship in a June 30 ruling striking down President Donald Trump's executive order that sought to end the historic right.

The Presbyterian Church (USA) voted June 30 to declare Israel's actions in Palestine genocide, to boycott all products from Israel and to call for an arms embargo against the nation.

Legal challenges to the Trump administration's immigrant deportation practices are providing new — and sometimes competing — court rulings every week.

Most American megachurches have rebounded well from the COVID-19 pandemic as more than 80% reported they are flourishing, according to a new report by Hartford Institute for Religion Research.

The second fatal shooting in less than a week involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents has renewed calls for investigations, protests and demands that immigration officers stop terrorizing American communities.