Christian Lawmakers ask President Trump to grant Jewish Canadians refuge from antisemitism
- On Thursday, the National Association of Christian Lawmakers and Christian Lawmakers urged President Donald Trump to establish a humanitarian immigration pathway for Jewish Canadians fearing persecution from rising antisemitism.
- More than 2,000 Jewish Canadians have expressed interest in moving because of safety concerns, citing harassment and violence targeting schools, synagogues, and families since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks.
- Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt informed President Trump that his state would welcome families, while Jewish and Christian leaders in Tulsa have offered assistance with resettlement efforts.
- Signatories including President Jason Rapert and International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback emphasized that any program must retain identity, criminal history, and security screenings to remain "lawful, secure and appropriately expedited."
- President Trump shared the article on social media, directing the State Department and Homeland Security to develop immigration processes for eligible Jewish Canadians and their families.
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Trump Shares Post Calling On Him To ‘Create Legal Pathway For Jewish Canadians Facing Antisemitism’
(JNS) – The article, which the U.S. president shared on social media, addresses a request from the National Association of Christian Lawmakers and partners for the U.S. State Department and Department of Homeland Security to make “lawful, secure and appropriately expedited” immigration pathways for eligible Jewish Canadians and their families. “These numbers represent more than […]
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The Media LineChristian Lawmakers ask President Trump to grant Jewish Canadians refuge from antisemitism
A letter from Christian lawmakers in America said more than 2,000 Jewish Canadians have expressed interest in moving because of safety concerns.
The National Association of Christian Legislators and its allies called on the Administration to commission the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security to design "legal, safe and properly accelerated ways" for eligible Canadian Jewish nationals and their immediate family members.
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