Pope Francis sends a letter to American Bishops that criticizes the President's immigration tactics while acknowledging the Administration's points.

Pope Francis issued a major rebuke Tuesday to the Trump administration’s plans for mass deportations of migrants, warning that the forceful removal of people purely because of their illegal status deprives them of their inherent dignity and “will end badly.

Tom Homan, in charge of the mass deportation program under US President Donald Trump, has chided Pope Francis over his recent criticism of Trump's

Pope Francis has been sharply critical of the president’s immigration push since his first term. Before Trump’s inauguration, Pope Francis called his pledge to deport millions of undocumented immigrants a “disgrace.”

In a newly written letter to Catholic bishops in the United States, Pope Francis has strongly condemned one of Trump’s controversial policies. During Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, the pontiff said that Trump was ‘not Christian’.

Francis also appeared to take aim at Vice President JD Vance’s recent use of a medieval Catholic concept to justify the administration’s deportation policy.

The U.S. border czar has pushed back against Pope Francis' criticism of the U.S. mass deportation of migrants plan.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott weighed in after Pope Francis called Trump's mass deportation program a "major crisis."

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 policies a “major crisis.