By Christine Lagorio | CBS Evening News | January 2, 2007 Born in Baghdad, Rita Oisha left her family in Iraq to study in Chicago. Her story reflects the broader reality faced by Iraqi Christians navigating displacement, violence, and uncertainty. “Mesopotamia is a cradle of civilization — today, it has become a cradle of death.”...Read More

By David Zucchino | Los Angeles Times | April 28, 2008 The immigration lawyer and his client huddled at the defense bench in federal court, whispering in Aramaic. Robert DeKelaita, born and baptized Christian in Iraq and raised in the United States, stood beside his client, a frightened young Iraqi named Yousif Ibrahim. Ibrahim, a...Read More