The Bible And The Border. By Jessica Vrazilek. May 16, 2006 / 11:35 AM EDT / National Review Online This column was written by David Klinghoffer. The Biblical patriarchs Abraham, Jacob and ...

The Bible also distinguishes between the sojourner and the foreigner. This distinction is drawn in a way that is very similar to legal vs. illegal immigrants today.

The Biblical patriarchs Abraham, Jacob, and Joseph were compelled to live, sometimes uncomfortably, as immigrants in Egypt, as their descendants, the Israelites, would also. Is the Bible telling ...

Gov. Greg Abbott schooled Pope Francis on the Bible after the Catholic leader criticized President Donald Trump's mass deportation plans. In a statement responding to Francis's open letter this ...

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday cited the Bible to defend the Trump administration’s policy of separating children from their parents caught illegally crossing the border.

Romans 12 includes the line, "Contribute to the needs of God’s people, and welcome strangers into your home." Those verses, Mather said, seem to run contrary to the policy Sessions was defending.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions invoked the Bible on Thursday to defend the Trump administration’s immigration policies, including separating families who illegally cross the border into the U.S.