Pope Francis in another rebuke recently of the Trump administration's border separation policy, the Clergy Father, compares President Donald Trump to King Herod, who tried to kill baby Jesus, according to Breitbart's Thomas Williams, newsmax reports.

"In other parts there are walls that even separate children from parents," Francis said, per the report. "Herod comes to mind. Yet for drugs, there's no wall to keep them out.

"The phenomenon of migration is compounded by war, hunger and a 'defensive mindset,' which makes us in a state of fear believe that you can defend yourself only by strengthening borders. At the same time, there is exploitation."

The report however stated that, Pope Francis has been a frequent critic of President Trump's border wall, despite the fact his Vatican City is surrounded by walls in Rome, Italy.

"I must admit that I am shocked by some of the narratives I hear in Europe about borders," the Pope said, per the report. "Populism is gaining strength.

"The phenomenon of refugees has always existed, but today it is better known because of social differences, hunger, political tensions and especially war. For these reasons, migratory movements are intensifying."

"The Christian tradition has a rich evangelical experience in dealing with the problem of refugees," he added, per Breitbart. "We also remember the importance of welcoming the foreigner as the Old Testament teaches us."

Source: https://www.nollywoodtimes.com/2019/12/pope-francis-compares-trump-to-king.html

Truth, but it pains

May God bless President J. Trump

Donald Trump the real GOAT.

Those who love lies cannot be friends with Trump. They always criticize him

Hmmm may God be with trump...

MISHIGAS!

I want to know how ITALY treats ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.

Also, can people just walk into THE VATICAN, anyhow?

I don't believe that people can just cross the borders of Italy, nor enter the Vatican, with impunity.

The MEXICANS invading America illegally are usually ROMAN CATHOLIC.

So, the Pope cannot be speaking from justice, here.