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We are the largest grassroots, global faith-based organizing network. The nonpartisan organization works with 1,000 congregations in more than 200 cities and towns through its 46 local and state federations as well as in Haiti, Central America, Africa, and Eastern Europe.

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Since Trump’s second term began federal immigration agents have shot at least 21 people. Eight are dead. Three were US citizens.

The most recent — Wilber Rafael Garces Perez — was delivering DoorDash in Austin Texas when ICE shot him. His attorney says he was in the country legally and had applied for asylum.

The officer was not wearing a body camera.

DHS Secretary Mullin responded by saying DHS will never apologize. Called them criminals.

Sir. The man was putting food on someone else’s table.

Faith in Action is demanding an immediate end to the reckless use of force by federal immigration agents. Every life is sacred.
Will you pray with us for Sirena and her family?

As Sirena faces the threat of deportation, we ask God to surround her and her family with love, strength, and protection. We pray that she can remain with her children.

Please call the offices below and urge them to intervene to stop Sirena’s deportation:

Rep. Jared Moskowitz: (754) 240-6330
Rep. MarĂ­a Elvira Salazar: (305) 668-2285
Sen. Rick Scott: (786) 501-7141

Keep raising your voice for Sirena and for families who deserve to be together.
The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, is invoking Christian faith in his vision for the military. Bishop Dwayne Royster has a message for him: Scripture cannot be used to justify harm.

Our faith calls us to seek peace, protect our neighbors, and take seriously the lives affected by decisions made in its name. Watch Bishop Royster’s response.
Sirena Prosper came to the United States from the Bahamas when she was six months old.

She built a business. Raised seven US citizen children. Three are still minors.
She is now in ICE custody — scheduled to be deported to Haiti tomorrow September 24th. A country she has never known as home. And her federal records incorrectly list her birthplace as Haiti instead of the Bahamas.
Her family has already survived the suicide of one of her daughters. They cannot lose their mother too.
Call right now and tell them to stop Sirena’s deportation immediately.
Rep. Moskowitz — (754) 240-6330
Rep. Salazar — (305) 668-2285
Sen. Scott — (786) 501-7141
Say: “I’m calling about Sirena Prosper. She was born in the Bahamas, has never known Haiti, and her country of birth is wrong in her federal records. I ask that your office contact the Department of Homeland Security today and urge them to stop her deportation immediately and allow her to remain with her children.”
URGENT: Sirena Prosper, a mother of six, is scheduled to be deported to Haiti tomorrow, September 24. She was born in the Bahamas and has never known Haiti. Her country of birth is listed incorrectly in her federal records.

Please call today and ask these offices to contact the Department of Homeland Security, urge officials to stop her deportation, review the error in her records, and allow her to remain with her children.

Rep. Jared Moskowitz: (754) 240-6330
Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar: (305) 668-2285
Sen. Rick Scott: (786) 501-7141

A call today could make a difference for Sirena and her family. Please share this with others who can call.
Sirena, a Haitian mother of six and salon owner in Pompano Beach, has been detained and is scheduled to be deported this week.

A vigil will be held at her salon today, Tuesday, September 22. We especially need clergy and faith leaders to show up and stand with Sirena, her family, and her community.

We are also calling on everyone to contact Florida’s elected officials and urge them to intervene immediately.

Senator Rick Scott
📞 Washington office: (202) 224-5274
📞 South Florida office: (786) 501-7141

Call your representatives and tell them: Intervene now to stop Sirena’s deportation and keep this mother of six with her family.

Please share this post and help spread the word.

#StandWithSirena #FloridaClergy #FaithinAction #KeepFamiliesTogether #PompanoBeach
Congratulations to our managing director of communications, @inkwell80. Tonight, @diversityactionalliance will celebrate her as one of their 2026 G.E.M.S. Honorees. They’ll be celebrating communicators, leaders, storytellers, advocates, and changemakers whose impact extends beyond a title.
Our communities deserve facts, not fear.

Watch and share this update to help ensure our communities have accurate information. We will continue standing with TPS holders and fighting for the dignity, safety, and stability every family deserves.

#TPS #ElSalvador #ProtectTPS #ImmigrantJustice #FaithinAction
Black faith and civic leaders from across North Carolina are coming together in Washington, DC.

Join Faith in Action North Carolina and The United Methodist Church for the Black Faith and Civic Leaders Gathering during the 2026 Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Annual Legislative Conference.

Together, we will build relationships, strengthen partnerships, and develop a lasting statewide network committed to advancing nonpartisan civic participation rooted in faith, justice, and community.

đź“… Wednesday, September 16, 2026
⏰ 3:00–7:00 PM
📍 Washington, DC

Register through the link in our bio.

#FaithinAction #BlackFaithLeaders #CivicEngagement