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Tensions between Pope Francis and former U.S. President Donald Trump are flaring once again as they engage in a heated debate regarding immigration policy. During Trump's initial presidency, the two figures publicly clashed, and their disagreement seems far from resolved. The pontiff has openly criticized Trump, declaring, "This man is not a Christian," in response to Trump's hardline stance on refugees and immigrants.
As the Catholic Church in the United States prepares for potential conflicts with the administration's policies, many are concerned about the impact this ongoing feud may have on the church’s influence and its followers. The dialogue reflects a broader struggle that could affect relations between the American Catholic community and political leadership.
The latest round of exchanges highlights deep divisions over issues of faith, morality, and national policy, signaling a difficult road ahead for both the Church and the former president.