Pope’s migration chief to Trump administration: Uphold Christian values in migrant policy, USAID funding

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VATICAN CITY—Pope Francis’ point-man on migration and development has urged the Trump administration to remember Christian principles about caring for others, saying people are being "terrorized” by the US crackdown on migrants and vital church-run aid programs are being jeopardized by the planned gutting of USAID.

In an interview with The Associated Press, Czerny said every incoming government has the right to review its foreign aid budget, and to even reform an agency like USAID.

The US conference of Catholic bishops put out an unusually critical statement after President Donald Trump’s initial executive orders, saying those “focused on the treatment of immigrants and refugees, foreign aid, expansion of the death penalty, and the environment, are deeply troubling and will have negative consequences, many of which will harm the most vulnerable among us.