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Evangelicals at Chicago rally pray asylum seekers will get a ‘fair day in court’

Religion News Service·Oct 27, 2026 · 4:15 PM CT
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More than 150 evangelical church members, pastors and students held a candlelight prayer rally outside an ICE office in Chicago on Oct. 26, asking that asylum seekers get a fair day in court. The Rev. David Swanson led the prayers.

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