New Pope previously shared criticism of Trump administration on social media
- Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, was elected on Thursday as the first American pope and has shared social media posts critical of the Trump administration.
- His history of posting critiques spans immigration policies, religious issues, and comments by Vice President JD Vance, reflecting views similar to but somewhat less progressive than those of Pope Francis.
- Prevost, a Chicago native and Villanova graduate, used X since 2011 to share content on Catholic teachings, social justice, and to oppose gender ideology and certain Trump administration policies.
- Notably, Prevost reposted an article denouncing the 'illicit deportation' of Salvadoran Kilmar Abrego Garcia in March 2025, highlighting his engagement with refugee and immigration issues over several years.
- Leo XIV's election and public statements suggest ongoing intersections between his papacy and U.S. Politics, while leaders including Trump and Vance have publicly congratulated him despite differing views.
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New Pope Leo XIV’s resurfaced tweets reveal what he really thinks about Trump
Cardinal Robert Prevost – now Pope Leo XIV – has criticised Trump’s administration on their tough stance on immigration Despite being an American, the new Pope has made his thoughts clear on President Donald Trump and his immigration crackdown. Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected as the first pope from the the US, with white smoke coming from the Vatican yesterday after the Catholic Church’s conclave. The 69-year-old has repeatedly criticis…
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