Battling Bishops Sue the Trump Administration for ‘Their’ Migrant Millions
The U.S. Catholic bishops have lawyered up.
And they’re out to claw back “their” money — at last count $65 million in taxpayer cash — which they use to advance the entry of millions of illegal migrants into the U.S. and leave the taxpayers with the bill for their permanent upkeep.
According to Catholic News Agency:
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is suing the Trump administration over what the bishops say is an unlawful suspension of funding for refugee programs in the United States.
Upon taking office last month, President Donald Trump issued sweeping executive orders that, among other measures, directed a freeze on foreign assistance funds and grants, with the White House seeking to uproot left-wing initiatives in federally funded programs.
The orders have led to a flurry of legal challenges from advocates and nonprofit groups arguing that the funding freeze is unlawful. Other groups such as Catholic Charities have urged the Trump administration to reconsider the freeze, citing the “crucial care” the funding helps provide.
“Crucial care”? Are they talking about the transport flights to ferry in so-called ‘asylum-seekers’ into the country on chartered jets at no cost to them; people who might not have even thought to enter the U.S.
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