US Bishops Urge Trump Administration to End Mass Deportations of Haitians
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WASHINGTON (OSV News) — A few weeks after Temporary Protected Status for Haiti was terminated, Archbishop Paul S. Coakley of Oklahoma City, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, urged the Trump administration to end mass deportations to Haiti. In a letter to President Donald Trump dated Sept. 8, Archbishop Coakley wrote, “I implore you to avoid further endangering innocent human life by ceasing the deportation of large numbers o…
In direct appeal to Trump, Catholic bishops’ president urges end of mass deportations of Haitians
(RNS) — Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City, the U.S. Catholic bishops’ conference president, sent a letter on Tuesday (Sept. 8), urging President Donald Trump to cease the deportation of “large numbers” of Haitian immigrants. Citing the violence in Haiti, Coakley wrote: “As citizens of this great country, we have been entrusted with a tremendous moral responsibility, and this is true most of all for you as our head of state, Mr. President…
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Archbishop Coakley’s Letter Urges Trump to Pause Haiti Deportations
'As citizens of this great country, we have been entrusted with a tremendous moral responsibility, and this is true most of all for you as our head of state,...
Archbishop Paul Coakley, president of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of the United States, asked President Trump to suspend Haitian deportations after massacre in church that left 47 dead in Port-au-Prince.
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