On Wednesday, the White House rejected the accusations of Pope Luna, the administration of President Donald Trump of adopting a “inhuman” policy towards immigration, stressing that the United States “applies the law in the most humanitarian way.”
In response to a question about the Great Pontiff’s permit, US presidential spokeswoman Caroline Levitte told reporters: “I reject the idea that this government treats illegal immigrants in an inhuman way.”
She added: “This government is striving to implement the country’s laws in the most humanitarian way.”
On Tuesday, the American Pope said to journalists that “who says (I am against abortion, but I agree to the inhuman treatment of immigrants in the United States) is a person who does not know if he is already a supporter of life.”
In response to a question regarding the desire of the head of the Chicago bishop, the hometown of the Pope, to grant a medal to the Democratic Senator Dick Dorbin, who supports the right to abortion.
The Chicago Archbishop’s initiative raises a division among American clerics due to Senator’s positions that support the right to abortion by the Church.
The administration of President Donald Trump began implementing a collective and illegal detention policy for illegal immigrants.
In his statement to reporters, the head of the Catholic Church, whose number of followers in the world, expressed his concern about the military discourse adopted by US Defense Secretary Beit Higseth.
On Tuesday, Higseth chaired an unusual meeting in the United States, which included generals and devices, during which he delivered a war letter in which he called in particular to restore the logic of the “warrior” and promised to grant “an absolute mandate for fighters to intimidate our country’s enemies, eliminate their morale, chase and kill them.”
The Pope commented on this speech by saying that “this method of expression is worrying because it shows a continuous escalation of tensions,” noting that Trump’s decision to change the name of the Ministry of Defense to the Ministry of War.
Lawn fourteenth stressed that “we must always work for peace.”
