Pope Leo XIV, First American Pope, Opposes Trump Immigration Policies
Robert Prevost, a Chicago-born missionary and Peruvian citizen, has been elected as Pope Leo XIV—the first American pope. Known for his criticism of Trump-era immigration policies, he condemned family separations and supported DACA recipients. His election, unexpected due to U.S. geopolitical influence, marks a new chapter in Vatican leadership focused on peace and global outreach.
Pope Leo XIV: First American Pope, White Sox Fan, and Target of MAGA Backlash Robert Francis Prevost, a Chicago native, was elected as Pope Leo XIV —…
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