Sanctuary Movement Origins
Reverend Fife's encounters with Salvadoran migrants fleeing violence revealed the dire human rights situation in Central America. As more refugees arrived, Fife and his church began providing shelter, igniting a controversial movement rooted in the concept of sanctuary. This grassroots effort would evolve into a significant clash between religious duty and government policy, as churches across the U.S. opened their doors to those in need.In this clip
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