A Democrat president’s election has a certain impact on the cover of the media. Poverty was just a concern when the GOP was in power, according to Rush Limbaugh. The Erickson Rule of Press Coverage states that when Democrats are in power, the media covers those who profit from Democrats ‘ plans. When Republicans are in power, the media covers people who are viewed as subjects of the plans.
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We’re seeing the target move to the “victims” of the Trump administration’s border plan. It’s also popping up in christian publications.
I didn’t go into too much information right now because I’ve already covered Christianity Today’s descent into leftism and Trump Derangement Syndrome. The magazine’s site already has an article lamenting the president’s policy of deporting illegal aliens, but it also adds a new twist: fearmongering about the provincial financing freeze and what it might do for churches and organizations that serve immigrants and illegals.
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The insurance is nearly breathless:
The president vowed to” the largest imprisonment in history” by making reducing immigration a key concern for the presidential campaign in 2024. He signed ten executive purchases and issuing additional proclamations aimed at reshaping nearly every aspect of the nation’s immigration program on his first time in office, prompting him to follow through on that commitment.
Hundreds of screening sessions for asylum applicants were instantly canceled. The prohibition on immigration from particular nations to the United States for a limited period of time and employment was enforced in the Bisden-era pardon programs. All immigrant settlement was halted continuously. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) now has more authority to deport undocumented immigrants without the need for legal action.
And in a surprise to government organizations later Friday, the presidency suspended funding to organizations, most of them faith-based, that help refugees now living and working officially in the country. One of a number of actions was said to be intended to prevent charity for foreign-born groups was the statement.
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That final phrase is far beyond the scope of writing. This government’s efforts to secure our frontier, protect British citizens, and rein in out-of-control paying aren’t the intrigues of a mustache-twirling monster. Nevertheless, Christianity Today needs an enemy, and instead of the” cosmic powers over this present darkness” and the” spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places” that God’s Word speaks of ( Ephesians 6: 12 ), the magazine has chosen Trump.
According to reporter Andy Olsen, immigration ministries scrambled over the weekend to figure out a new leadership memo that appears to forbid them from using authorities funds to assist refugees now living in the United States.
In a later article, Olsen adds,” How much tooth these directions have in the long term is ambiguous. Nonprofit organizations are also evaluating their effect, but they are considering the real possibility that it will undermine their ability to serve the most underserved communities.
There are two obvious issues with this investigating. First of all, these organizations should provide “vulnerable areas,” including illegals and asylum seekers, who frequently fall into a grey area of propriety. However, when it’s time to arrest the laborers, that time of government ends, and it’s period for these ministers to assist people in different ways. Assist legitimate refugees. To prevent people from being drawn to immigrants, make mentoring to these nations where they are from. Serve Americans.
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The second problem is the over-reliance on federal cash. Pardon the crude simile, but sucking at the national suckling isn’t what ministry is on. Numerous ministers and operations can survive entirely on private donations. Instead of waiting for a large search from the U.S. Treasury, these companies and churches frequently have to find creative ways to make money.
Christianity Nowadays and other victim-focused internet overlook the fact that Americans are struggling with the effects of this border crisis, in addition to those problems. Fugitives have harrowing atrocities committed and destroyed neighborhoods of Americans who follow the law. If we want to obsess over “victims”, come never forget who this issue has affected the most.
” We get lectured about loving our relatives, but the media, including Christianity Today, seems much more interested in showing passion to the illegal immigrants over the Americans”, Erickson wrote on Wednesday night. If we pick friends, possibly British newspapers should focus on the law-abiding people whose neighborhoods and solutions are being taxed. They might not want to understate or ignore the fact that thieves and those who have previously been deported who have not been deported are the subjects of these imprisonment exercises.
However, the left-wing media prefers to portray a sob story about illegals that serves as a demonizer of Trump and conservatives in general, and I would firmly spot Christianity Today in that tent. The only way to go is through abuse, which is left.
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