DETROIT — The question over what to do should a family member be unexpectedly detained by Border Patrol agents has become a focal point for local organizers since the inauguration of Donald Trump.
So much so that this week, a coalition of faith-based leaders have opened their places of worship as part of a statewide sanctuary movement, reminiscent of the Underground Railroad, which ended at the Detroit-Canadian border at the height of American slavery. | Read more here.
