- Archbishop Paul Coakley, President of the US Catholic Bishops, has publicly addressed the widespread fear caused by mass deportations in the United States.
- He specifically criticized the actions taken by President Donald Trump’s administration regarding the deportations.
- The Archbishop expressed that these deportations have led to significant fear and uncertainty within immigrant communities.
- Coakley emphasized that the issue of deportations is a concern that impacts all members of society, not just those directly affected.
- The address highlights the moral and ethical considerations that come with immigration policies, advocating for a more compassionate approach.
- By bringing attention to this matter, the US Catholic Bishops aim to encourage dialogue and potential policy changes that respect the dignity of all individuals.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/us-catholic-bishops-president-says-deportations-instilling-fear-widespread-manner-concerns-us-all)
