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http://www.msnbc.com/specials/migrant-crisis/sanctuary-cities

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Some of these migrations are voluntary migrations, people leave their homes and venture to the United States seeking opportunities to better their life. Other migrations are forced. A wave of Christian Indonesians had settled in Philadelphia after fleeing religious persecution in the Islamic-majority country.

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Many of the immigrants that come to these sanctuary cities are attracted by the feeling of unity and safeguarding, and the possibility for a better life that is made possible by these sanctuary cities. These immigrants are fleeing from civil wars, poverty, famine, oppression
and corruption.

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Issues with undocumented immigrants were now being manipulated for political reasons. Candidates like Trump were playing to peoples fears when they launched campaigns. "Donald Trump propped up his bid for the presidency on a message that foreigners were at the root of America’s ills...The U.S. was not going to tolerate any illegal immigration." "Trump has taken a comparable approach to sanctuary cities, vilifying and pledging to end them." Many of the undocumented immigrants who reside in these sanctuary cities with the constant fear of the ICE showing up at their doorsteps and having to be deported.

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Sanctuary cities create a sense of cultural unity. The people are motivated to uphold and support each other. “The new sanctuary cities are a really important way to live out our values,” said Peter Pedimonti, co-founder of the New Sanctuary Movement in Philadelphia. “From a faith perspective, we have the mandates to welcome the stranger and love your neighbor. Well, you can’t love your neighbor if you’re deporting them.” "

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Many issues arose when people were asked to cooperate with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Immigrants were being jailed for even minor infractions. Sanctuary policies in Washington, D.C. look nothing like those in Chicago. Most sanctuary cities in Oregon are actually counties. Entire states — Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Vermont — have adopted broad laws dictating when state and local cops can act on immigration issues, though the ordinances are not easily enforced unilaterally.

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Many issues arose when people were asked to cooperate with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Immigrants were being jailed for even minor infractions. Sanctuary policies in Washington, D.C. look nothing like those in Chicago. Most sanctuary cities in Oregon are actually counties. Entire states — Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Vermont — have adopted broad laws dictating when state and local cops can act on immigration issues, though the ordinances are not easily enforced unilaterally.

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Crimes and incidents that involve undocumented immigrants have been recently been on the spotlight ever since Donald Trump's campaign launched. In several rallies Trump spoke up against sanctuary cities, using specific events as examples, but none of the events he mentioned actually took place within a sanctuary city. 

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Crimes and incidents that involve undocumented immigrants have been recently been on the spotlight ever since Donald Trump's campaign launched. In several rallies Trump spoke up against sanctuary cities, using specific events as examples, but none of the events he mentioned actually took place within a sanctuary city. 

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Faith communities started what became known as the “Sanctuary Movement” in the early 1980s. It was a symbolic extension of the medieval practice of churches providing shelter to all, regardless of their crimes. But for a handful of faith leaders in the southwestern U.S., the immigrants that they provided sanctuary to weren’t outlaws. They were refugees.

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Faith communities started what became known as the “Sanctuary Movement” in the early 1980s. It was a symbolic extension of the medieval practice of churches providing shelter to all, regardless of their crimes. But for a handful of faith leaders in the southwestern U.S., the immigrants that they provided sanctuary to weren’t outlaws. They were refugees.

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Cities trying to balance American ideals with a broken federal immigration system have found themselves in Donald Trump’s political crosshairs.

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Cities trying to balance American ideals with a broken federal immigration system have found themselves in Donald Trump’s political crosshairs.