The Pope is Upset about Trump’s Immigration Raids, By Peter West
We should not be surprised to hear that the woke Pope is outraged about President Trump moving to deport the illegals, beginning with criminals that have been emptied from the jails of South America."It would make the migrants, who have nothing, pay the unpaid bill," said the pope. "It doesn't work. You don't resolve problems this way," the Pope said. His globalist mass immigration program is for former White countries to take in the whole of the Third World and even that would not be enough!
It is worth repeating again, what I said in an article at the blog last week, that the Vatican City is a walled city, and it has increased its security and penalties for illegals trying to get into its territory. If the Pope really wants open borders, then take down the Vatican City walls and open up the treasury for the Third World to squander!
"Pope Francis on Sunday criticized President-elect Donald Trump's reported plan to sharply intensify immigration enforcement actions across the U.S. in the days after his inauguration.
In an Italian television interview, the pontiff said it would be a "disgrace" if Trump went forward with the plan, in unusually forceful language for the leader of the global Catholic Church.
"It would make the migrants, who have nothing, pay the unpaid bill," said the pope. "It doesn't work. You don't resolve problems this way."
The pope's remarks were made during a video link from his Vatican residence with the "Che Tempo Che Fa" program on Italy's Channel 9.
Francis, leader of the 1.4 billion member church, is usually careful about weighing in on political issues.
The pope has made welcoming migrants a key theme of his nearly 12-year papacy, and he has previously criticized Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric. During the 2016 election, he said Trump was "not Christian" in his view.
Incoming Trump administration officials said on Saturday that the president-elect was reconsidering plans, opens new tab for immigration raids in Chicago next week, following reports about the plans.
Earlier on Sunday, Chicago's Catholic archbishop, Cardinal Blase Cupich, also criticized the planned raids. "This would be an affront to the dignity of all people and communities," the cardinal said in a statement."
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