Faith leaders across the U.S. are optimistic about a bipartisan bill introduced in Congress aimed at resolving immigration issues affecting them for over two years. The bill seeks to alleviate backlogs hindering religious workers and abused minors from obtaining green cards, allowing them to continue their vital service to their communities. The proposed legislation, although addressing only a fraction of the problem, stands as a ray of hope amid the highly debated immigration landscape in the country.
