Pope Francis in a letter to the bishops of the United States criticized Donald Trumpwho decided on mass deportationsillegal immigrants. He stressed that specified practices could not be accepted.
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"A decently shaped conscience cannot neglect to make a critical assessment and not express disagreement on all step that silently or clearly identifies illegal status any migrants with crime" he wrote.
Pope Francis hits Donald Trump. It's about deportations.
Francis stated that the nations have the right to defend themselves against the influx of persons who are dangerous, committed a crime or have bad intentions. He added that migrants have different – not necessarily bad – reasons to leave their country.
Often these are wars, persecution, demolition of the environment is utmost poverty. That's what – according to the head Catholic Church “It will break the dignity of many men and women and full families and put them in a peculiarly susceptible situation.”
Donald Trump He left with deportations almost immediately after his swearing in. White home spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt In late January, she confirmed that all persons who reside in the United States illegally, regardless of their country of origin, are being deported.
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– This applies to all due to the fact that they have broken the law of (our) country, and therefore are criminals. If the individual remains after the visa expires, he is in the country illegally and is so illegal immigrant and subject to deportation She explained.
Donald Trump deports U.S. migrants
On January 24, 2 U.S. military aircraft – each with about 80 migrants on board – landed in Guatemala. The Pentagon announced that the operation would affect the deportation of more than 5,000 migrants held in centres in El Paso, Texas and San Diego California.
Mexico initially did not let transport aircraft to land on its territory, but Trump threatened to introduce 25% duty. This led to temporary agreement both countries. In early February, the president of Mexico Claudia Sheinbaum stated that Mexico had already received 11,000 people.
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