Father Scheduled for Deportation Takes Sanctuary in Connecticut Church

Tribune Broadcasting 2017-11-30

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Nelson Pinos, who has lived in Connecticut since 1992, has decided to take sanctuary in the historic First and Summerfield United Methodist Church on the heart of downtown New Haven.

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