'Rare turnabout': Trump admin eyes walk-back of key position amid backlash from Christians
President Donald Trump has long touted his tough stance on immigration as one of the top mandates granted to him by voters. But according to a new piece in Politico, the administration may soon switch course to allow some Christian refugees to remain in the U.S. and avoid deportation.
This, after an unknown number of Christian Afghan migrants received emails from Customs and Border Protection revoking their humanitarian parole status, Politico reported.
Prominent Christian leaders, including evangelist Franklin Graham, "have pressed the White House to protect what they say is a group of hundreds of at-risk Christian Afghan refugees," wrote reporters Jake Traylor and Myah Ward. "The leaders argued they could face persecution if returned to Afghanistan, which has reverted to Taliban control."...



