CHURCHES OFFER SANCTUARY To Protect Illegal Aliens Ahead Of DHS RaidsThe DHS has announced that they ll be raiding places that house illegals and deporting them. This could get ugly and it will only garner sympathy for the illegal aliens who ve broken federal law by crossing our border. Over 10,000 illegal minors came across our border in Sept/Oct which is a record for this time of year. The big question in all of this would have to be why Jeh Johnson s rules for deportation have been so lenient. Because of his leniency, word has gotten back to Central America that you can just surrender to border patrol and you re in. Now we have millions and millions of illegals who re roaming around America and we have no clue who they are. The Sanctuary Movement is taking it upon themselves to bring in and protect illegals while putting Americans in danger. Thousands of criminal illegal aliens were simply released last year. Yes, Obama let them go All Americans are in danger from this open border policy and those in the church community should go to jail for aiding this invasion of our southern border. Leaders of the church-based Sanctuary Movement vowed on Friday to offer their places of worship as refuge for immigrants facing deportation under an Obama administration crackdown on Central American families who entered the United States illegally.The statement came two days after The Washington Post first reported the U.S. government was planning a series of raids to remove hundreds of undocumented families as early as January in the first such large-scale effort targeting the recent flood of border crossers.The Department of Homeland Security preparations to intensify deportations of Central American migrants, confirmed by U.S. government sources, drew immediate fire from Democratic presidential candidates and human rights groups.Leaders of the multi-denominational Sanctuary Movement, which has sheltered at least 10 immigrants from deportation over the past 18 months, joined in the criticism on Friday, alluding to the biblical Nativity story of Mary and Joseph seeking refuge before the birth of Jesus. As pastors we know that each and every family is a holy family,  said the Rev. Alison Harrington, pastor of Southside Presbyterian Church in Tucson, Arizona.  We open our doors to today s Josephs and Marys.   The gift we have to offer on Christmas Day is the gift of sanctuary. The Sanctuary Movement, which Harrington said encompasses about 50 congregations in a dozen U.S. cities, made headlines in January by providing refuge in Philadelphia to a Honduran woman whose two children were born in the United States. She ultimately won a two-year reprieve from deportation.The Rev. Noel Anderson, a coordinator for the affiliated Church World Service, put the overall number of congregations supporting the sanctuary network at about 300 in more than 20 states nationwide.Immigrants from El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua have been streaming into the United States from Mexico by the thousands since early 2014   many of them unaccompanied minors and families   fleeing extreme poverty, gangs and drug violence in their home countries.Most were detained after turning themselves in at the border seeking asylum, but were released to surrounding communities after initial screening to await further proceedings.A 2008 U.S. anti-human tracking law bars undocumented Central American children from being summarily sent back, as they could be if they were from Mexico or Canada.Government sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, have said the new campaign by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency marks an expansion from mostly targeting individuals to pursuing families with undocumented members who have already been ordered to leave.Asked why the agency was singling out families, a spokesperson said the crackdown focused on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security,  whether alone or with family members. Support for the move came from U.S. Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Ron Johnson, a Wisconsin Republican, who said it would help  eliminate the incentive that results from allowing 95.6 percent of these illegal immigrants to stay. Harrington said she feared the crackdown will ensnare many who lacked sufficient time or legal representation to prepare asylum claims and  were too quickly put through the system. politics
churches offer sanctuary to protect illegal aliens ahead of dhs raidsthe dhs announced raiding places house illegal reporting this could get ugly garner sympathy illegal aliens broken federal law crossing border over illegal minors came across border record time year the big question would jeh johnson rules deportation lenient because leniency word gotten back central america surrender border patrol now millions millions illegal roaming around america clue the sanctuary movement taking upon bring protect illegal putting americans danger thousands criminal illegal aliens simply released last year yes obama let go all americans danger open border policy church community go jail aiding invasion southern border leaders sanctuary movement vowed friday offer places worship refuge immigrants facing deportation obama administration crackdown central american families entered united states statement came two days the washington post first reported government planning series raids remove hundreds undocumented families early january first effort targeting recent flood border department homeland security preparations intensify deportations central american migrants confirmed government sources drew immediate fire democratic presidential candidates human rights sanctuary movement sheltered least immigrants deportation past months joined criticism friday alluding biblical activity story mary joseph seeking refuge birth jesus as pastors know every family holy family said rev alison arlington pastor outside presbyterian church tucson arizona we open doors today joseph marks the gift offer christmas day gift sanctuary the sanctuary movement arlington said encompasses congregations dozen cities made headlines january providing refuge philadelphia honduras woman whose two children born united states she ultimately reprieve rev noel anderson coordinator affiliated church world service put overall number congregations supporting sanctuary network states el salvador guatemala nicaragua streaming united states mexico thousands since early many unaccompanied minors families fleeing extreme poverty gangs drug violence home detained turning border seeking asylum released surrounding communities initial screening await tracking law bars undocumented central american children summarily sent back could mexico sources speaking condition anonymity said new campaign immigration customs enforcement ice agency marks expansion mostly targeting individuals pursuing families undocumented members already ordered agency singling families spokesperson said crackdown focused individuals pose threat national security public safety border security whether alone family members support move came senate homeland security committee chairman ron johnson wisconsin republican said would help eliminate incentive results allowing percent illegal immigrants stay arlington said feared crackdown ensure many lacked sufficient time legal representation prepare asylum claims quickly put system politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: CHURCHES OFFER SANCTUARY To Protect Illegal Aliens Ahead Of DHS RaidsThe DHS has announced that they ll be raiding places that house illegals and deporting them. This could get ugly and it will only garner sympathy for the illegal aliens who ve broken federal law by crossing our border. Over 10,000 illegal minors came across our border in Sept/Oct which is a record for this time of year. The big question in all of this would have to be why Jeh Johnson s rules for deportation have been so lenient. Because of his leniency, word has gotten back to Central America that you can just surrender to border patrol and you re in. Now we have millions and millions of illegals who re roaming around America and we have no clue who they are. The Sanctuary Movement is taking it upon themselves to bring in and protect illegals while putting Americans in danger. Thousands of criminal illegal aliens were simply released last year. Yes, Obama let them go All Americans are in danger from this open border policy and those in the church community should go to jail for aiding this invasion of our southern border. Leaders of the church-based Sanctuary Movement vowed on Friday to offer their places of worship as refuge for immigrants facing deportation under an Obama administration crackdown on Central American families who entered the United States illegally.The statement came two days after The Washington Post first reported the U.S. government was planning a series of raids to remove hundreds of undocumented families as early as January in the first such large-scale effort targeting the recent flood of border crossers.The Department of Homeland Security preparations to intensify deportations of Central American migrants, confirmed by U.S. government sources, drew immediate fire from Democratic presidential candidates and human rights groups.Leaders of the multi-denominational Sanctuary Movement, which has sheltered at least 10 immigrants from deportation over the past 18 months, joined in the criticism on Friday, alluding to the biblical Nativity story of Mary and Joseph seeking refuge before the birth of Jesus. As pastors we know that each and every family is a holy family,  said the Rev. Alison Harrington, pastor of Southside Presbyterian Church in Tucson, Arizona.  We open our doors to today s Josephs and Marys.   The gift we have to offer on Christmas Day is the gift of sanctuary. The Sanctuary Movement, which Harrington said encompasses about 50 congregations in a dozen U.S. cities, made headlines in January by providing refuge in Philadelphia to a Honduran woman whose two children were born in the United States. She ultimately won a two-year reprieve from deportation.The Rev. Noel Anderson, a coordinator for the affiliated Church World Service, put the overall number of congregations supporting the sanctuary network at about 300 in more than 20 states nationwide.Immigrants from El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua have been streaming into the United States from Mexico by the thousands since early 2014   many of them unaccompanied minors and families   fleeing extreme poverty, gangs and drug violence in their home countries.Most were detained after turning themselves in at the border seeking asylum, but were released to surrounding communities after initial screening to await further proceedings.A 2008 U.S. anti-human tracking law bars undocumented Central American children from being summarily sent back, as they could be if they were from Mexico or Canada.Government sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, have said the new campaign by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency marks an expansion from mostly targeting individuals to pursuing families with undocumented members who have already been ordered to leave.Asked why the agency was singling out families, a spokesperson said the crackdown focused on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security,  whether alone or with family members. Support for the move came from U.S. Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Ron Johnson, a Wisconsin Republican, who said it would help  eliminate the incentive that results from allowing 95.6 percent of these illegal immigrants to stay. Harrington said she feared the crackdown will ensnare many who lacked sufficient time or legal representation to prepare asylum claims and  were too quickly put through the system. politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: churches offer sanctuary to protect illegal aliens ahead of dhs raidsthe dhs announced raiding places house illegal reporting this could get ugly garner sympathy illegal aliens broken federal law crossing border over illegal minors came across border record time year the big question would jeh johnson rules deportation lenient because leniency word gotten back central america surrender border patrol now millions millions illegal roaming around america clue the sanctuary movement taking upon bring protect illegal putting americans danger thousands criminal illegal aliens simply released last year yes obama let go all americans danger open border policy church community go jail aiding invasion southern border leaders sanctuary movement vowed friday offer places worship refuge immigrants facing deportation obama administration crackdown central american families entered united states statement came two days the washington post first reported government planning series raids remove hundreds undocumented families early january first effort targeting recent flood border department homeland security preparations intensify deportations central american migrants confirmed government sources drew immediate fire democratic presidential candidates human rights sanctuary movement sheltered least immigrants deportation past months joined criticism friday alluding biblical activity story mary joseph seeking refuge birth jesus as pastors know every family holy family said rev alison arlington pastor outside presbyterian church tucson arizona we open doors today joseph marks the gift offer christmas day gift sanctuary the sanctuary movement arlington said encompasses congregations dozen cities made headlines january providing refuge philadelphia honduras woman whose two children born united states she ultimately reprieve rev noel anderson coordinator affiliated church world service put overall number congregations supporting sanctuary network states el salvador guatemala nicaragua streaming united states mexico thousands since early many unaccompanied minors families fleeing extreme poverty gangs drug violence home detained turning border seeking asylum released surrounding communities initial screening await tracking law bars undocumented central american children summarily sent back could mexico sources speaking condition anonymity said new campaign immigration customs enforcement ice agency marks expansion mostly targeting individuals pursuing families undocumented members already ordered agency singling families spokesperson said crackdown focused individuals pose threat national security public safety border security whether alone family members support move came senate homeland security committee chairman ron johnson wisconsin republican said would help eliminate incentive results allowing percent illegal immigrants stay arlington said feared crackdown ensure many lacked sufficient time legal representation prepare asylum claims quickly put system politics