- The White House has declined a request from Florida Catholic bishops to temporarily halt immigration enforcement operations during the Christmas season.
- The bishops reached out to President Donald Trump, expressing concerns about the fear and anxiety immigration raids are causing in local communities during the holidays.
- The bishops hoped for a pause in enforcement to allow families to celebrate Christmas without the worry of being targeted by immigration raids.
- The decision by the White House to reject this request has sparked debate and controversy among different groups with varying perspectives on immigration policy.
- The Catholic bishops’ appeal highlighted their view of the Christmas season as a time for compassion and community, urging for a humane approach to immigration enforcement.
- This rejection underscores ongoing tensions between religious organizations and the government over immigration practices and policies.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/white-house-says-no-catholic-bishops-call-christmas-pause-immigration-enforcement)
