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Pope Leo Declares Trump Policies Heretical, Demands a Heavenly Rethink

Pope Leo Declares Trump Policies Heretical, Demands a Heavenly Rethink
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KEY POINTS

  • Pope Leo, the first American pope since 2025, has criticized Trump's immigration and foreign policies sharply.
  • U.S. Catholic leaders, including Archbishop Paul Coakley, have condemned violence linked to federal agents and ICE actions.
  • Archbishop Timothy Broglio said troops may disobey orders violating conscience, and many U.S. Catholics are immigrants or children of immigrants.

In an epic celestial showdown worthy of Netflix's next binge, Chicago-born Pope Leo—ushered in 2025 as the American first of his kind—has taken a sledgehammer to Trump's immigration zealotry and globe-trotting military flexes. Theology prof Vincent Miller heralds Leo as 'utterly unambiguous'—basically the Vatican version of a mic drop—shredding Trump's policies for trampling human dignity. Archbishop Paul Coakley is throwing holy shade over deadly federal agent antics in Minnesota and ICE detainment violence, while top U.S. archbishops plead for 'moral foreign policy,' which Trump’s team claims is 'unequivocally moral' like when your dog claims to have 'unequivocally' eaten the homework. Meanwhile, Archbishop Timothy Broglio blesses troops' gut feelings by saying it's 'morally acceptable' to disobey orders that backlash their conscience. Pew 2023-24 data reveals pockets of pews sprinkled with 43% Catholics born abroad or children of immigrants—more irony in that pews than an honest politician speech. Pope Leo refuses to sugarcoat either, branding migrant abuse 'extremely disrespectful' and condemning 'indiscriminate mass deportations' all while telling America to chill on its 'zeal for war.' As Rev. Tom Reese puts it, Trump's crackdown isn’t just politics—it’s personal for church goers filling Sunday mass with immigrant family drama and divine indignation.

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Source: Axios | Published: 1/28/2026 | Author: Avery Lotz