Iraqi Christians Detained by ICE Can Stay in U.S. for Two Weeks, Judge Rules

A federal judge ruled Thursday that the 114 Iraqi immigrants arrested this month by Immigration and Customs Enforcement can stay in the U.S. for at least two more weeks .

Mass Christian Immigration From Iraq Makes Future of Church Uncertain

by FM

February 28, 2017

Hind Safaa has returned to her hometown of Qaraqosh in northern Iraq after Islamic State fighters were pushed out of the town.

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Iraqi Christians Detained by ICE Can Stay in U.S. for Two Weeks, Judge Rules

Mass Christian Immigration From Iraq Makes Future of Church Uncertain

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