Immigration Crackdown Disrupts Religious Life for Immigrants

Imagine a church where many people go to pray and feel safe.

Now, imagine the government changed the rules, so that immigration agents could go into these churches.

This has caused many immigrants to feel scared and not attend services.

Some churches are seeing fewer people, and they're trying new ways to help, like providing services at home.

Some people are even suing the government, saying these new rules are unfair.

The main problem is that immigrants are worried about being caught by immigration authorities, making it difficult for them to practice their religion in peace.