What’s Abara currently doing at border with all the changes in the immigration world?

El Paso: Our broader community is doing what it’s always done – see the needs, meet the needs, come together, and protect the dignity of immigrants! We are helping coordinate efforts to get people to shelter and back to their communities once released from detention, gathering folks to pray, visiting those detained, and training those who want to visit them.
Ciudad Juárez: The past year has been all about steadying and sustaining families and individuals who have chosen to stay in the city after access to asylum was blocked. That looks like rent support, grocery support, and technical classes to build skills they can use for income.