White House immigration enforcement policy is once again drawing the ire of religious leaders, this time with Pope Francis decrying it in a letter to U.S. bishops.

NEW YORK MINUTE: President Donald Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, is in New York City today seeking Mayor Eric Adams’ cooperation on immigration enforcement — a day after the Trump administration clawed back $80 million in migrant funding from the city’s coffers.

A group of North Carolina churches is among more than two dozen religious organizations suing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security over a new policy that allows the arrest of undocumented migrants in churches and schools.

In the letter, the pope said the criminalization of migrants and the mass deportations planned by the U.S. government are dangerous and called the country's current immigration po

Pope Francis warned that the forceful removal of people purely because of their illegal status deprives them of their inherent dignity and “will end badly.”

Pope Francis called the Trump administration's mass deportations of migrants a 'major crisis' as he warned that it 'will end badly' and accused the immigration crackdown of being 'built on the basis of force,