Pope Francis visited Lampedusa, a key arrival point for migrants crossing from Africa, to send a message to leaders in the United States and the European Union. His visit coincided with the US Independence Day and highlighted his long-standing advocacy for migrants, a stance that has previously put him at odds with the Trump administration. The Pope's trip also occurred shortly after the EU approved new, stricter migrant policies, including expanded detention powers and external deportation centers. AI
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