The Daily A Conversation With Vice President Vance
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May 22, 2025 
Vice President JD Vance, a political strategist and former author, engages in a thought-provoking dialogue with Ross Douthat, an Opinion columnist for The New York Times. They discuss Vance's recent meeting with the pope, touching on faith and immigration challenges. The conversation delves into the moral dilemmas of deportation tactics and the intersection of legal frameworks with humanitarian responsibilities. Tensions in U.S. immigration policy, especially regarding public safety and community impacts, are also explored, reflecting the complexities of governance today.
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Catholic Church's Immigration Stance
- The Catholic Church leans toward a liberal stance on immigration, emphasizing migrants' rights and dignity.
- This stance creates tension with conservative political views on border security and deportation policies.
Vance Balances Immigration Views
- Vance tries to balance respecting migrants' dignity with enforcing immigration law and preserving social cohesion.
- He argues that rapid immigration can harm social solidarity and a unified national identity.
Challenges in Immigration Enforcement
- The administration faces challenges in deporting illegal immigrants due to resource limitations and court interference.
- Success includes establishing clear rules and infrastructure enabling large-scale deportations compatible with courts.