344. TNE TALKS: How the Church is Protecting Immigrants

In this TALKS Episode, Tim engages with scholars Dr. Sergio Gonzalez and Dr. Lloyd Barba to discuss the Sanctuary Movement and its historical and contemporary significance in the context of immigration. They explore the Christian obligation to welcome immigrants, the political dynamics surrounding immigration policy, and the importance of recognizing the humanity of immigrants amidst prevalent anti-immigrant narratives. The conversation highlights the ongoing relevance of the Sanctuary Movement and the need for a compassionate response to those seeking refuge.

Chapters

02:22 Meet the Scholars: Sergio Gonzalez and Lloyd Barba

08:28 Understanding the Sanctuary Movement

15:33 The Ongoing Relevance of the Sanctuary Movement

27:24 Human Dignity and the Immigrant Experience

35:21 The Role of Propaganda in Immigration Narratives

40:22 The Vicious Cycle of Undocumented Labor

46:35 Sanctuary Movement: Protecting Immigrants

52:12 Speculations on Future Immigration Policies

Lloyd & Sergio's Podcast | Sanctuary: On the Border Between Church and State

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