Several so-called churches across the United States have vowed to resist President Donald Trump’s announced plans for mass deportations, citing humanitarian and religious grounds. Clergy members from various denominations, including self-proclaimed Catholic, Lutheran, and Episcopal churches, have publicly declared their opposition, emphasizing the sanctity of churches as places of refuge and safe spaces.
Hannah Hafter, a prominent activist leader in Boston, has vowed that her so-called church will actively resist President Donald Trump’s mass deportation policies. Her “church” has become a sanctuary for illegal aliens, aiming to protect them from immigration enforcement actions. However, Hafter’s stance has drawn significant criticism from those who argue that she is interfering with legal processes.
Critics have accused her of promoting lawlessness and undermining national security by providing refuge to undocumented individuals. Despite this backlash, Hafter remains steadfast, asserting that her actions are grounded in moral and religious obligations to aid those in need, yet will proudly aid those breaking the law.
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