- The White House has declined a request from Catholic bishops in Florida for a temporary halt on immigration enforcement during the holiday season.
- The request was aimed at pausing immigration raids for Christmas in order to alleviate fear and tension in immigrant communities.
- Catholic leaders expressed concern about the impact of immigration raids on families and communities during a time traditionally associated with peace and togetherness.
- The appeal was directed to President Donald Trump, emphasizing the importance of compassion and understanding during the holiday period.
- The decision reflects the administration’s continued enforcement of immigration policies, despite appeals for leniency during significant cultural and religious times.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/white-house-says-no-catholic-bishops-call-christmas-pause-immigration-enforcement)
