A new piece by The New York Times sheds a light on the increasing pressure faith-based groups that assist migrants are facing from far-right extremists.
The sprawling investigation focuses mainly on the Sand Diego chapter of Catholic Churches, a nonprofit organization which, to quote their website, helps "people without homes, those who are unemployed or underemployed, children who are hungry or malnourished, elderly persons who are isolated, vulnerable migrants and refugees on the move, families recovering from natural disasters, pregnant women and new mothers in need, and persons with disabilities who have inadequate care."
