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President Trump is not shy to defend Christianity. His courageous commitment to protect Christians from persecution is one reason why most Evangelicals voted for him in three. Although I am grateful for his strong stand for freedom of religion, I get that the recent actions of his government are threatened Afghan Christians to write “immediately” or to have criminal prosecution, fines and deportation-to a Taliban regime that you probably kill for her belief in Jesus.
Recently many Afghan Christians who were legally allowed In order to enter the United States that have lived and worked in communities in communities in the United States, letters received letters with a strong message: “It is time for them to leave the United States.” The news insists that the Ministry of Homeland Security “ends its probation”, the legal mechanism that enables these people to be safe in the United States. “Don’t try to stay in the United States – the federal government will find them that the United States left immediately,” concludes the letter.
Similar letters have apparently been sent to hundreds of thousands of others who have been legally entered the United States in recent years. But no case is as worrying as Afghan ChristiansFor who would probably mean martyrdom. Persecuted church guards Open Doors classify Afghanistan as among the ten most dangerous countries for Christians. The situation for Christians has deteriorated from the bidges administration since the catastrophic withdrawal of 2021, which has brought the Taliban in power.
Of course, President Trump has certainly not created this letter himself, and I suspect that he was sent so far by leaders within the Ministry of Homeland Security without taking into account the full effects. As the government of conservative evangelical leaders like Franklin Graham hears, I will pray that President Trump overwrites the decision to send these letters and to remain legal to the Afghan Christians in the United States. At least long enough to submit and maintain a fair decision about asylum questions, or until the congress has passed the Afghan adaptation law, a draft law, which was introduced by Senator Lindsey Graham in the last congress, was guided with probation with probation in order to apply for strictly strictly Veting processes.
President Trump is of course absolutely right to prioritize border security, and most Protestant Christians are grateful for the quick progress he made to secure our limits. Likewise, almost all Protestant Christians are happy that immigrants who were convicted of violent crimes are deported.
Evangelicals also agree with President Trump when he praises Legal immigration of people who come “with love for the country”. Afghans and others deeply refused to freedom of religion abroad abroad this country – and should certainly not be excluded from this. Likewise, Evangelical Christians want the United States to consider its doors to be carefully certified, legally approved refugees, including Christians from countries such as Afghanistan and Iran, who were suspended in their repressive countries of origin or even martyrdom. Last year, around 30,000 Christian refugees were relocated from the fifty countries in which open doors are exposed to Christians before the world’s most severe persecution.
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The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), my denomination, has repeatedly confirmed the biblical call to welcome refugees who are legally approved after the escape of a reasonable fear of persecution of reasons such as their religion, breed or political opinion in the United States. Lifeway Research, the research arm of the SBC, tells of seven out of ten Protestant Christians, including about two thirds of those who voted for President Trump in November, that they believe that the United States has a moral responsibility to receive refugees. When President Trump concludes a 90-day review of refugees, almost 20,000 Christians, including a number of prominent Protestant leaders, confirmed a statement in which he is asked to restart the resettlement of refugees, with a special concern for those who were persecuted for their belief in Jesus.
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Of course, as Christians, we confirm the dignity of all people who have been made according to the image of God, not only with Christians, so we are also with the well -being of the danger that they are not Christians. However, it turns out that most refugees have indeed have been Christians in recent years, as well as about four out of five of those who are currently susceptible to deportations.
I know that President Trump estimates the legal immigration and is an advocate of persecuted Christians. I hope and pray that he listens to the appeals of the Evangelical voters that have overcome the actions of overzealous employees and pursued Afghans and others for their belief in Jesus.
