On July 4, 2026, Pope Leo addressed the issue of immigration during a visit to Lampedusa, an island known as a gateway to Europe. He emphasized the importance of human dignity and highlighted the role of immigrants in shaping the character of the United States, stating that they have contributed significantly to the nation in every generation.
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Pope Leo Calls for U.S. to Support Immigrants on July Fourth
Pope Leo made a statement on July 4, 2026, in Lampedusa, urging the United States to welcome, protect, and assist immigrants. He underscored the importance of human dignity and acknowledged the contributions of immigrants to the nation's character throughout history.
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