Pittsburgh faith groups continue weekly vigils outside South Side ICE office

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For more than a year, there’s been a small but growing group standing on Sidney Street in Pittsburgh’s South Side every Friday morning.

On one recent Friday, with roughly 100 people in attendance, the group lined both sides of Sidney Street, along a sidewalk and a grassy area across the street. Some carried homemade signs, many with religious-themed messages of welcoming the stranger, such as “Love the Foreigner as Yourself,” and “Who Would Jesus Deport?”…

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