The law of God commands us to perform corporal works of mercy but also to obey the just laws of our land. And there is nothing unjust in having laws that govern the process of immigration—and Catholics should stand by those laws with confidence.
With insecure borders, our sovereignty disappears. Our America is being fundamentally transformed.
The residents of Springfield, Ohio seem to be forgotten by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine in his push for more Haitian immigrants.
When faced with two political candidates who are not aligned with Catholic fundamentals, it is permissible to cast a vote against the candidate who would do the most harm.
The United Kingdom has broken out into riots over the issue of mass immigration and a unfair policing system in place to deal with it. How did this start, and where will it end?
Many Catholics— and most Church leaders— support a more open border policy in the United States. But is that truly the most pro-life position?
Some have accused the Church of being complicit in creating the broken mess of the immigration system. That is like blaming the staff of the emergency room attending gunshot victims for the violence in the streets.
Not only do nations have the right to enact laws that limit immigration but also nations have as their principal obligation to first assure the common welfare of its own citizens.
Pope Francis condemns Europeans for not taking in more African Muslim immigrants, but says little about the plight of persecuted African Christians at the hands of Muslims.
A Christ-free compassion leads to open borders, abortion on demand, racial guilt, and trans-madness.
Too often the Church’s highest authorities seemingly endorse violations of both political and spiritual boundaries.
