“Over 800 young leaders from Catholic Jesuit institutions across the country advocated on Capitol Hill on Monday, November 18, in conjunction with the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice (IFTJ). The advocates brought three key issues to their legislators: humane comprehensive immigration reform, an increase to the federal minimum wage, and continued access to food assistance for U.S. families in need. Participants gathered for a rally adjacent to Capitol Hill before collectively meeting with staff from nearly 100 members of Congress. Read More …