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Pope Leo XIV, the Chicago Mayor, and Donald Trump discussed advocacy against the war in Iran and criticized administration policies on immigration.

17 reports, 14 independent Updated Jul 24
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Pope Leo XIV, the Chicago Mayor, and Donald Trump discussed advocacy against the war in Iran and criticized administration policies on immigration.

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  1. Pope Leo criticized the US war in Iran, adding a new geopolitical layer to his critiques of US policy.1 source
  2. Donald Trump rejected Leo XIV's views on the Iran war and criticized his stance on crime and foreign policy.Sub-event
  3. Nguyen critiques US policy, citing cruelty and placing Trump at the center of the critique.1 source
  4. Pope Leo XIV, Mayor Brandon Johnson, and World Business Chicago discussed civil rights and economic disparity issues on May 28, 2026.Sub-event
  5. Meloni joined the discussion, challenging Trump's foreign policy amid the unprovoked war against Iran.1 source
  6. Catholic Church criticized Trump's anti-immigration policies during a visit to the Canary Islands, referencing the Iran war.1 source
  7. Global leaders including Pope Leo XIV and the Chicago Mayor advocated against the war in Iran.1 source

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