The Tucson-born and now historic Sanctuary Movement that in the 1980s provided a haven for Central American refugees continues to influence immigration policy, but its causes have not been won. "The Sanctuary Movement is over. We're finding new ways and forms to deal with the current crises,'' said the Rev. John Fife, pastor of Southside Presbyterian Church, 317 W. 23rd St., who co-founded the movement and has three criminal convictions for alien smuggling. "There are human rights violations occurring all along this border. And certainly violations of refugee rights." Sunday marks 20 years since members of the movement first went...