A lot of South Florida Latinos are supporting the Trump policies on deportations, even though a lot of them came here illegally themselves. AP article

[flea]

Well not every year but you know what I mean. Every term @Born2BKing

 

[DonB90]

Dems need to get out the way and let ICE get to work. Cull the herd and  maybe Florida turns slightly purple.

Or that's to Machavellian for the bleeding hearts of thecoli?

 

[LadyJ2]

What does any of this have to do with black people?

 

[King Poetic]

South Florida Latinos are more white than Latinos anywhere else

They love their white people and associate themselves as white

 

[NSSVO]

South Florida Latinos are more white than Latinos anywhere else

They love their white people and associate themselves as white

They are the whitest people I’ve ever seen

 

[jj23]

 

[chineebai]

The only moral abortion is my own vibes. Ladder pullers.

 

[bnew]

https://www.npr.org/2025/04/11/nx-s1-5345876/christian-immigrants-helped-elect-trump-now-some-are-at-risk-of-being-deported

Christian immigrants helped elect Trump, now some are at risk of being deported​

April 11, 20254:13 AM ET

Heard on Morning Edition

By

Jack Jenkins

3-Minute Listen Transcript

A majority of Catholics and evangelicals backed Trump on Election Day. But some say his promise to enact a mass deportation of migrants threatens their churches. In a new report, they argue that 80% who would be at risk of deportation are Christians.



MICHEL MARTIN, HOST:

Most Catholics and evangelicals backed President Trump on Election Day. Now a report indicates Trump's promise to carry out the largest deportation in U.S. history places millions of Christians at risk. Jack Jenkins of Religion News Service reports.

JACK JENKINS: One in 12 Christians in the U.S. could be affected by President Trump's plan for mass deportation, either by being deported themselves or witnessing a family member's deportation. That means as many as 10 million Christians are vulnerable to deportation, with an additional 7 million living with family members who are at risk of being removed from the United States. Those are the key findings from a new report issued by Catholic bishops and evangelical Christian leaders. They insist they're not taking a political position but want to sound the alarm about the potential effects large-scale deportations could have on their churches. Walter Kim is head of the National Association of Evangelicals. He coauthored the report.

WALTER KIM: We want churches to grow. And to the extent that the administration's mass deportation policies and congressional support of that would be, in fact, a church-declining strategy, removing millions from active membership of churches.

JENKINS: The report bases its findings on three main sources. One is a study estimating immigration status of migrant populations by the advocacy group FWD.us, and data on religious affiliation was pulled from Pew Research Center and the World Christian Database. Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso, who oversees the Catholic Bishops' Committee on Migration, says nearly 1 in 5 U.S. Catholics would be affected by mass deportations.

MARK SEITZ: Catholics represent 61% of all those vulnerable to deportation in the United States. So this is an issue we obviously feel very deeply because they're, in a particularly close way, members of our Catholic family.

JENKINS: Many Catholic immigrants may be vulnerable to deportation, but many Catholics also backed Trump in November. The divided flock highlights political tensions among American Catholics.

ANTHEA BUTLER: On one hand, you have a big, giant denomination who is going to be profoundly affected by people being renditioned - and I'm going to use the word renditioned - out of this country who are faithful and loyal Catholics. But on the other hand, you have Catholic suburbanites and others who voted for Trump, who are like, OK, this is cool.

JENKINS: That's Anthea Butler, a religion professor at the University of Pennsylvania. Asked about the report, White House spokesperson Kush Desai defended the president's immigration policies, saying Trump was, quote, "elected with a resounding mandate to secure our borders and mass deport criminal illegal migrants." Desai added that, quote, "our immigration laws will be enforced and must be respected."

But the evangelical and Catholic report is just the latest example of growing faith-based pushback to Trump's immigration agenda. Dozens of religious groups have sued the Trump administration over its immigration policies, arguing that they infringe on their rights to minister to migrants and refugees. Several evangelical organizations held a vigil on Capitol Hill in March condemning the administration's cuts to foreign aid. Myal Greene, head of the evangelical group World Relief, says Congress should think twice before funding Trump's push for mass deportation.

MYAL GREENE: And if they're going to do so, they shouldn't profess that they're doing it in the name of Christianity because those are not consistent with the values of Jesus.

JENKINS: Now Greene and other evangelical and Catholic leaders hope they can convince fellow churchgoers that immigration is not just a matter of politics but a matter of faith. For NPR News, I'm Jack Jenkins.

(SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC)

MARTIN: This story was produced through a collaboration between NPR and Religion News Service.

(SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC)

 

[Sauce Dab]

Mi no Hispanic papi

 

[ORDER_66]

 

[Micky Mikey]

Latinos have the lowest levels of educational acheivement in the country and it shows. Trump only appeals to stupid low info people.

 

[UWasntThere]

I knew it was Cubans as soon as I saw the headlines. They're all ladder pushers even though they floated here on a tire themselves

 

[Camammal]

Fukk it let them fight.

 

[bnew]

web_rant (@webrant.bsky.social)

Because it is bounty hunting. https://bsky.app/profile/marisakabas.bsky.social/post/3lnbk5nl2hk2r [contains quote post or other embedded content]

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1/21
webrant.bsky.social
Because it is bounty hunting.

bsky.app/profile/mari...

[QUOTED POST]
‪Marisa Kabas‬ ‪@marisakabas.bsky.social‬
This feels like bounty hunting.

2/21
vulgareconomics.bsky.social
287gangsters

3/21
jcalzone.bsky.social
That’s because they are paid private bounty hunters involved.

4/21
squimbolio.bsky.social
That is because it is. Just absolutely sickening. The fukking pigs that cooperate belong in hell.

5/21
levelb.bsky.social
Maybe.

But where is the money coming from?

6/21
kimns.bsky.social
www.tri-cityherald.com/news/politic...

7/21
alittlebitzazzy.bsky.social
We need to pass the New York For All Act
www.nyclu.org/resources/ca...

8/21
gregg-apfsds.bsky.social
Christ. It’s literally “papers please” time. Already.

9/21
durruticalm.bsky.social
I think we are entering two of the planned elements in Yarvin's Butterfly Revolution playbook timeline

1) consolidate and coordinate police and national guard and military under central control

2) coopt or crush the so-called "Cathedral", i.e. supposedly progressive mass media and universities

10/21
wisewonders.bsky.social
Sickening!!!

11/21
bluerockresistor.bsky.social
BOUNTY HUNTING
SNITCHING FOR MONEY
TRAITORS

CALL IT WHAT IT IS

ITS RACIST'S HATE

VILEMPERIALISM

UN fukkEN GODLY

12/21
blackbirdsing.bsky.social
It is a rounding up of Hispanic immigrants for mass deportation
It’s Nazism
It’s horrific

13/21
callanrm.bsky.social
Seems more like racist harrassment

14/21
bjbethel.bsky.social
Is law enforcement getting kickbacks for this?

15/21
youtackything.bsky.social
Seems like the sort of thing a Democratic governor would look into.

16/21
lmm72.bsky.social
Thank you for pointing that out. They’re definitely being incentivized.

17/21
susanna14.bsky.social
I read that they got numbers. Each section of ICE has to deliver so and so many migrants.

18/21
xchuman.bsky.social
That's because it is....

19/21
june-6-bug.bsky.social
This is so incredibly fukked up

20/21
capsva.bsky.social
Insane

21/21
samthom64.bsky.social
I’m so disgusted.

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[TheKongoEmpire]

They are the whitest people I’ve ever seen

Because that's what they are. Not all but a lot of Cubans are 90%+ European.