The nun helping migrants navigate a pandemic and shifting US policies

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : In addition to several private audiences with the pope, Sister Norma has visited the White House and has spoken at the United Nations in New York at the invitation of the permanent observer of the Holy See to the UN.
52% : It was the first hint of US immigration officials dropping off migrants at the bus station, as a new type of migration occurred that would eventually bedevil three presidencies - Central Americans seeking asylum instead of Mexicans coming to work in this country and often returning to Mexico several times a year.
49% : After migrants who are seeking asylum are processed by immigration officials and it's determined that they can stay in this country, they are typically bussed to what Sister Norma has named the Humanitarian Respite Center.

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