President Trump’s tough immigration policies are facing pushback from liberal groups and some religious leaders. The administration is standing strong to protect American families and enforce the rule of law.
The federal government has started using local police and state databases to quickly identify illegal immigrants. Texas’ successful border security efforts are now a model for other states. Over $3 billion was spent in Texas to stop illegal crossings and prosecute trespassers.
Some church leaders oppose these measures, claiming they hurt families. But the Bible teaches respect for authority and the importance of law. Vice President JD Vance reminds us Christians must secure their own households first before worrying about strangers.
Mass deportations target criminals and those who skipped court dates. Over 2 million deportation orders were ignored in the past decade. The government is finally holding people accountable.
Faith groups offering shelter to illegal immigrants are clashing with the law. While compassion matters, America cannot tolerate lawbreaking. The administration warns these actions could enable human trafficking and drug smuggling.
Pope Francis criticized the deportation plans, but many Catholics support President Trump. Miami’s Archbishop works with immigrants but acknowledges the fear criminals create in communities. Safety for citizens must come first.
Texas passed laws letting state police arrest illegal border crossers. This keeps neighborhoods safe and stops dangerous gangs like MS-13. The Supreme Court is expected to back these commonsense measures.
The administration remains focused on protecting American jobs and communities. With millions of immigration cases pending, enforcing existing laws isn’t cruel—it’s responsible leadership.
