MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A Catholic prayer service was held in Milwaukee in support of the "Dreamers," young undocumented immigrants who could eventually face deportation because of President Trump's action rescinding the "DACA" program that protected them. 

The service was held at the Cathedral of St. John downtown. It was open to all faiths, but it was a statement from the Milwaukee Catholic Archdiocese that it supports the "Dreamers."

"If you believe in justice, if you believe in taking care of those who are struggling, if you believe in fighting injustice, this is a group just like any other that deserves your energy, deserves your support, and deserves you to stand up and speak out," said Andrew Musgrave of East Side & Downtown Catholic Parishes.

The United States Conference of Bishops has called on Congress to pass legislation to replace the DACA program before a deadline next year.