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By Bob Unruh
An organization of Catholic bishops that for years has taken American taxpayer money and provided services and benefits to “refugees” now has filed a lawsuit against President Trump for cutting off that money spigot.
It is the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops that sued over Trump’s agenda to cut spending, eliminate waste and fraud, and even target any criminal activities in spending plans for the federal government.
The lawsuit in Washington names the State Department, the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration and the Department of Health and Human Services.
Trump’s spending reductions are part of his agenda, on which he campaigned and for which voters voted, to protect the United States first rather than funding efforts “that facilitate unchecked migration,” according to the Gateway Pundit.
The bishops claim the freeze on funding, which deprives the organization of huge amounts of tax money, violates congressional appropriations and the Refugee Act of 1980.
The organization claims it for 80 years as helped “refugees” entering the United States to locate housing, learn English and find employment, and that its work is “an expression of charity taken in fulfillment of Christ’s commandment to serve those in need, regardless of their race, creed, or color.”