Cardinal Blase Cupich

In this engaging discussion, Cardinal Blaise Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago and a leading voice in U.S. Catholic leadership, emphasizes the church's moral obligation to speak out against the Trump administration's anti-immigrant policies and foreign policy actions. He shares insights on Chicago's strong immigrant community response and the church's role in supporting them. The conversation also touches on the collaboration among faith leaders globally, advocating for a return to multilateralism and the ethical responsibilities associated with moral leadership.

Cardinal Blaise Cupich, the Archbishop of Chicago and a key figure in the U.S. Catholic Church, takes on the contentious immigration issue sparked by Operation Midway Blitz. He discusses the Church's wrongful treatment of undocumented migrants, emphasizing the need for humane policies while still securing borders. Cupich critiques the current enforcement tactics, highlighting the struggles of local communities and the Church's commitment to pastoral care. He also reflects on the Pope's influence in shaping the bishops' advocacy for migrants' rights.

Dan Nathan, markets commentator and co-founder of Risk Reversal, offers economic perspective. Cardinal Blase Cupich, Chicago archbishop and immigrant rights advocate, urges dignity and civic action. David Noriega, national correspondent on Homeland Security, explains enforcement tactics. They discuss shifting federal responses to a Minneapolis killing, leadership changes in enforcement, and fights over investigative access.