‘Bottom line is, if we jumped the wall at the Vatican, the penalties for doing that are much harder than the ones here in the United States’
By Bob Unruh
U.S. border czar Tom Homan delivered what bordered on a scolding to American Pope Leo after the Catholic leader criticized the U.S. for its deportation practices and policies under President Donald Trump.
“The Catholic faith is always in support of law enforcement, always has been, and he should be, too. … You ought to be fixing the Catholic Church because they got their own issues,” Homan explained.
“Bottom line is, if we jumped the wall at the Vatican, the penalties for doing that are much harder than the ones here in the United States.”
The Washington Examiner said Homan’s comments were after President Donald Trump listed his administration’s immigration enforcement policies.