Our Vision is Migration With Dignity.
The Day that Needed Fewer Statements and More Listening
Yesterday was a day full of statements. The headline-grabbing, blatantly political move of the Biden Administration closing the border to people fleeing violence. The entirely predictable and equally staged reactions of Congresspeople, mayors, and other politicians. Even the flurry from immigrant rights groups, condemning the immorality, illegality, and harmfulness of this administrative action. I knew people were looking to me…
HUMANITARIAN AID & HOLISTIC ACCOMPANIMENT

Every year, thousands of migrant men, women and children are deported to Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. They often arrive with only the clothes on their … Read more…
EDUCATION

Our education programs include immersion programs for groups and schools, presentations, and resources on our website. Read more…
ADVOCAcy

Our advocacy efforts are rooted in Catholic teaching and are a response to the human realities that we encounter at the border. Read more…
Stories
Recent Posts
Feature Article: God’s Handiwork – How migrants express their faith, resilience, and talents in the Livelihood Project.
Almost exactly one year ago, the U.S. government lifted Title 42 after three long years. Although it was a long-awaited change, there was little cause for celebration. Today, we invite you to reflect on the last year with us: what has changed, what has not changed, and the next steps we can take to promote Migration with Dignity.
“God has made it clear – He doesn’t abandon anyone.” – Alejandro draws strength by remembering his mother’s faith.
“Today is one of those days when all I want is a hug from my mom and one of her fresh tortillas. You realize after a while that those are…
August – September Media Report
New report confirms: IFR has eviscerated the remains of asylum access for most people. The Biden Administration’s June 2024 asylum ban has led to severe violations of refugee law by…
KBI By the Numbers
Meals served – 199,420
Migrants that received clothes – 10,061
Migrants that received first aid – 2,628
Migrants received social work accompaniment – 2,424
Migrants that received Covid-19 tests – 1,020
Migrants that received food baskets – 353
Migrants that received shelter – 292
Migrants that received psychological accompaniment – 276