Romeike Family Allowed to Remain in America

For more than a year AiG has been closely following the plight of a German homeschooling family who has sought asylum in America.

For more than a year AiG has been closely following the plight of a German homeschooling family who has sought asylum in America because German authorities had been persecuting the family for not enrolling their children in government schools. The U.S. Supreme Court decided on Monday not to hear the case of the Romeike family, but in a surprise development Tuesday, the government has allowed this Christian family and friends of the AiG ministry to remain in America.

A photo of the Romeike family with Ken Ham inside the Creation Museum.

A photo of the Romeike family with Ken Ham inside the Creation Museum

AiG President Ken Ham has provided details on his blog regarding this turnaround for the Romeikes and also quote their attorney with the Home School Legal Defense Association. You can also read this HSLDA news article about the joyous news.

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