Despite prayer vigils, letters of support from 65 organizations through her church and her denomination, and a petition for a stay of removal from her lawyers, a student pastor was deported this week in what the head of the mainline Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is calling "an egregious case once again of family separation."
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