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New visa rules trip up traveling religious workers.

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Two evangelicals argue for more generous immigration policies.

One group is urging a boycott while another group says Latinos should take part in the census.

Poll: Republicans losing the Hispanic Protestant support won in 2004.

As the U.S. opens to Iraqis and Burmese, refugee ministries must adjust.

A Zimbabwean pastor waits warily after South Africa's riots.

Refugees in Cameroon fill their days with conversation and worship.

Hispanic evangelicals move toward the Democrats — and away from white evangelicals.

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