What Charlotte students learned at the border: How faith fuels the immigrant journey

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : After going through U.S. Customs and Border Patrol processes, 50% or more are released to local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and shelters, usually managed by nonprofit and faith organizations.
54% : They learned about the limitations of public transportation, personal technology necessities, digital literacy,and learning English as a second language.
53% : "And then after that, I was really taken aback and could not abide by the kind of policies that were being put out at that time regarding how we treat immigrants, the way that we make them, all villains, etc, I think there were there were a lot of untruths that were being put out to the general public.

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