Pope Leo XIV has delivered some of his sharpest criticism yet of President Trump's immigration and foreign policies, urging American Catholics to welcome immigrants even as their government oversees mass deportations.

On the heels of the pope’s admonitions, there was a great deal of anticipation for how the bishops would approach immigration at their November meeting, the first since Leo’s election.

For the first time in 12 years, U.S. Catholic bishops issued a unified statement Wednesday to support the country's immigrants and oppose the Trump administration's "indiscriminate mass deportations of people.

Pope Leo has issued his strongest criticism yet of President Donald Trump's administration, urging “deep reflection” on how migrants are treated in the United States

The Trump administration is reportedly planning to shake up the regional leadership structure at Immigrations and Customs Enforcement in hopes of increasing deportations that have not met the president’s lofty target. The overhaul comes amid frustrations ...

In choosing Oklahoma City Archbishop Paul Coakley, U.S. Catholic bishops are doubling down on their conservative bent, even as they push for more humane immigration policies from the Trump administration.