
Initially convened by Catholic Bishop Gerald Kicanas, with support from Southern Arizona Interfaith and Pima County Interfaith Civic Education Organization, clergy from Jewish, Muslim, Christian and Sikh backgrounds participated in the preparation of the joint statement. 105 religious leaders from 57 congregations ultimately signed on.
SAI and PCIC leaders are working to organize meetings with Arizona senators and Congressional Representatives.
Southern Arizona Religious Leaders Vow to Support Migrants, Refugees, Arizona Daily Star
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