USCCB President Begs Trump for Haitian Amnesty: Naturalistic Humanism Masquerading as Charity
NCR/CNA portal reports that “archbishop” Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City, acting as president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) — the episcopal conference of the conciliar sect — has addressed a letter to President Donald Trump demanding a halt to the deportation of Haitian nationals. The pretext is the ongoing gang violence in Port-au-Prince, specifically an August attack near a church compound resulting in numerous deaths and kidnappings. Coakley invokes a “tremendous moral responsibility” incumbent upon the Head of State and echoes the sentiments of antipope Leo XIV (Prevost), who recently issued a generic appeal for “safety” and “release of hostages” from Castel Gandolfo. The letter couples the demand for a deportation pause with a plea for the “long-overdue reform of our nation’s immigration laws,” effectively aligning the neo-church hierarchy with the globalist open-borders agenda. This maneuver exposes the complete substitution of the Church’s divine mandate for the salvation of souls with a Masonic humanitarianism that recognizes no law higher than the temporal welfare of the migrant.