The title, “Migrant God,” comes from a phrase in the book, “a migrant God for a migrant life.” Tell me more about that. The title came to me in a sermon I preached in 2011.

Stories like that of Francisco Tuilo Vargas, who came from El Salvador to the United States in the 80s. “It’s always hard. Whenever anyone comes here they face discrimination,” Vargas said.

In addition to stories of migrant life in the United States, then, Villegas writes of the migrants of Scripture: Israel on a journey through the desert, the holy family fleeing from Herod.

Migrant stories have two parts: the leaving of an old life, and the building of a new one. ... Life is like a book, Rush says, and she's on the last chapter. But she likes this chapter.

This is exacerbated by visual media, which makes refugees an easy target by denying them the means of telling their own ...

As a migrant himself who came from Guanajuato, Mexico, at age 5, Morales felt a deep need to directly help the children when he heard about the detention center and family separations in 2018.

She is one of the women we meet in “Intimacies of Violence,” a new book by Nadine Shaanta Murshid, associate professor in the School of Social Work, that examines how middle-class Bangladeshi migrant ...

Migrant stories have two parts: the leaving of an old life, and the building of a new one. ... Life is like a book, Rush says, and she's on the last chapter. But she likes this chapter.

Migrant stories have two parts: the leaving of an old life, and the building of a new one. Pat Rush’s “old life” started in Arkansas. She was born in 1935 and her family worked as laborers ...