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Today, I want to talk about a topic that’s been stirring up quite a bit of debate: Vice President JD Vance’s critique of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). In a recent interview on Face the Nation, Vance expressed frustration with the bishops for their criticism of the Trump administration’s immigration policies, particularly ICE raids conducted in sensitive places like churches and schools. The bishops argued that these actions could instill fear in vulnerable communities and undermine the trust between pastors and their congregations.

When confronted with the bishops’ statements, JD Vance didn’t hold back. He strongly questioned their intentions, accusing them of taking a one-sided approach to the issue. Let’s watch the clip of his remarks, and afterward, I’ll share my thoughts on his criticism and how it measures up against Catholic teaching.Lets listen

Before diving into JD Vance’s criticisms, I think it’s important to start with some context about what the Catholic Church teaches on immigration. The Church teaches that every nation has the right to define and defend its borders. At the same time, nations also have a moral responsibility to show compassion toward refugees and asylum seekers, especially those fleeing persecution. Keeping this in mind will help us better understand Vance’s points.

I’m Joseph Dinesh, a Catholic commentator based in Sydney, Australia. On this channel, I explore cultural events through the enduring wisdom of the Catholic faith.

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