Andy Olsen

Before Elon Musk slashed America’s humanitarian spending, here’s where some of it went.

On a recent visit to Ethiopia, aid recipients applauded Edgar Sandoval. “They probably didn’t know that the program was coming to an end,” he said.

On Tuesday, Iranian asylum-seekers were detained in Los Angeles, adding to the count of church members taken despite lawful status.

Some pastors say God used busloads of migrants to grow city churches. Mass deportation is reversing that.

The Trump administration terminated the legal status of students at eight evangelical schools, then reversed itself, then warned it may eliminate more.

Christian legal experts debate whether Trump’s deportations to a foreign megaprison cross the line into exploitation.

A new study finds the Trump administration’s plans to expel undocumented immigrants would potentially impact more than 1 in 20 US evangelicals.

Some Latino pastors feel betrayed by the government’s harsh enforcement efforts, as worship leaders disappear and congregants stay home.

Most evangelicals want undocumented immigrants to have a path to citizenship. But ICE detentions, years-long court backlogs, and a growing lawyer shortage can make it feel impossible.

Thorns and thistles may be the Bible’s classic metaphors for evil. But did the biblical writers ever meet kudzu?