Fox News Pundit Names 1 Holy Reason For New Pope's 'Potshots' At Trump Administration
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Raymond Arroyo reminded Fox News' Will Cain what comes "with the job" after Pope Leo XIV was selected to lead the Roman Catholic Church.
Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo on Thursday explained why the newly named, U.S.-born Pope Leo XIV has criticized the Trump administration’s policies over the years, particularly the president’s stances on immigration.
“Look, all popes are going to support migrants, support the poor, support peace. Their heart goes out to humanity, that’s with the job. Jesus would do the same,” Arroyo told Fox News’ Will Cain, who had asked how Pope Leo XIV’s “vision” for the Roman Catholic Church could compare to Pope Francis.
Arroyo — a host on the Catholic-focused Eternal Word Television Network — also weighed in on the new pope taking “potshots” at Vice President JD Vance on social media. In February, after he reshared an op-ed that said the vice president was wrong for ranking his “love” for others.
The pontiff has also reshared posts signaling his opposition to President Donald Trump’s bans on refugee admissions in 2017. Most recently, he reshared a post knocking Trump and El Salvador President Nayib Bukele’s response to the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongly sent to a Salvadoran prison.
The new pope has already taken heat from right-wing media figures, much like Francis did in his years leading the church.
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