


Pope Francis Critiques Trump's Immigration Plans as a 'Disgrace'
Pope Francis condemns Donald Trump's mass deportation plans, aligning with U.S. bishops who advocate for migrant rights, underscoring Christian values.
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Overview
During an Italian talk show, Pope Francis criticized Donald Trump's proposed mass deportations of immigrants, calling it a 'disgrace.' He emphasized that such policies would unfairly burden the vulnerable and fail to solve issues effectively. Francis reiterated his commitment to human dignity and the rights of migrants, a stance echoed by U.S. bishops, including Cardinal Robert McElroy and Cardinal Blasé Cupich, who denounced Trump's approach as incompatible with Catholic teaching. In a congratulatory message to Trump, the Pope expressed hopes that the new administration would foster a society devoid of hatred and discrimination.
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