Sean Hannity attacks Pope Leo XIV for believing there’s nothing Christian about warehousing immigrant children in cages
Hannity: “It sounds like he’s been indoctrinated into the liberal way of thinking”
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Sean Hannity attacks Pope Leo XIV for believing there’s nothing Christian about warehousing immigrant children in cages
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From the May 8, 2025, edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Sean Hannity Show
SEAN: Well, I was wrong. I see that the new, post -- sorry, Pope, Prevost apparently has been critical of President Trump, and on the issue of immigration. That's pretty disappoint -- does he not know -- do people not know how many Americans were murdered and raped and victims of violent crime because we don't have open borders?
He says, There's nothing remotely Christian, American, or morally defensible about a policy that takes children away from their parents and warehouses them in cages.
I hope somebody might tell the new pope that the kids in cages happened under Obama and then later under Biden, because I've got the video to prove it. And nobody's taking children away from their parents. I mean, it sounds like he's been indoctrinated into the liberal way of thinking. Although, he -- in 2012, he had a different position on the issue of gay rights.
But, well, it's fairly predictable. This is -- the church has been leaning more left-wing, more left-wing. Once tried to criticize JD Vance, as well, for talking about Americans, you know, love God with all your heart and your neighbor as yourself. The neighbor is the person next door, not the person in another continent.