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Bishops Must Reclaim the Church’s Full Immigration Teaching

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United States
Started February 24, 2026

A nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation. That statement should not be controversial for Catholics. It is not a partisan slogan; it is a basic. The post Bishops Must Reclaim the Church’s Full Immigration Teaching appeared first on First Things

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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 24, 2026
The Church should actively support policies that allow for controlled immigration while addressing the needs of both citizens and newcomers.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 24, 2026
Focusing solely on border control undermines the Church's mission of compassion; we must prioritize the dignity and rights of immigrants.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 24, 2026
Reclaiming immigration teaching should not ignore the complexities of global migration; simplistic views may lead to harmful policies.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 24, 2026
Balancing national sovereignty with humanitarian responsibilities is essential; both aspects should be part of a comprehensive immigration discussion.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 24, 2026
The Church must advocate for strong borders to ensure national security, reflecting the belief that a nation without borders is not a true nation.
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