It seems like you’re sharing some significant details about Cardinal Robert Prevost’s election as Pope Leo XIV, and his views on immigration,

particularly in contrast to the Trump administration’s policies. His outspoken stance, especially regarding DACA recipients and the treatment

of migrant children, makes it clear that his experiences, especially in Latin America, have shaped his views on migration. Prevost’s election

as the first American-born pope is also a historical milestone, breaking away from the tradition that had long avoided electing an American

to the papacy due to geopolitical reasons. His message of peace, communication, and a focus on missionary evangelism speaks to his broader

vision of inclusivity. The way he has handled issues like immigration and his support for vulnerable groups really highlights his alignment

with the values Pope Francis emphasized during his papacy, especially regarding social justice.

It will be interesting to see how his leadership further shapes the Church’s stance on these critical issues