Local Impact of Immigration Enforcement
Hundreds of community members gathered outside Overland City Hall on Sunday night to mourn the killings of former Overland residents Glendy González de la Cruz and Nixon Perez Paz in Guatemala. More…
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A Tribute to Sister Joan Kuester, D.C.
An announcement regarding the passing of beloved Marillac Mission Fund founder More…
Fall FY27 Grant Cycle Application Now Open
Marillac Mission Fund's Fall FY27 responsive and capacity building grant cycle applications are now open and are due August 1st, 2026. More…
Marillac Mission Fund Welcomes New Staff
Marillac Mission Fund welcomes Lucinda Perry Jones as Director of Partnerships & Organizational Development. More…
Public Charge Rule Hurts Immigrants
A recent article from Migration Policy Institute summarizes the proposed rule and history of public charge in immigration law. The Trump administration is proposing to change how the federal government assesses who should be barred from getting a green card or immigrating to the United States because they are likely to become a “public charge.” This term has been in U.S. immigration law for more than a century and has generally meant someone who is mainly reliant on the government for basic needs. Please see the linked article for further information on these potential changes. More…