Again, I admit to not being a biblical scholar, but I know a little. I just finished up a post about Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara, explaining from the pulpit that Mary and Joseph were considered outsiders, just like Minnesota's immigrant community, and were forced to sleep in a barn. He's put together a volunteer corps to take meals to people who are afraid to leave their houses for some reason.
A week or two ago, I did a piece on all of the churches that are getting creative with their Nativity scenes. One has baby Jesus missing, replaced with an ICE WAS HERE sign. Another has the Christ child in zip-ties, "because that actually happened in our city." Another has ICE agents crashing the party. And another one has the entire Holy Family missing, explaining that they'd gone into hiding inside the church.
All I can say is, please stop comparing Mary and Joseph to refugees or the homeless.
Senator Cory Booker looked at the ICE WAS HERE Nativity scene and called it "a powerful message," and a reminder that we are all God's children. I don't see why all of God's children have a right to enter the United States illegally. But that's what the Democrats would have us do: nothing. Ignore the illegals that are here, regardless of their criminal histories, and reopen the border the next time a Democrat president is in the White House.
A powerful message, and a reminder that we are all God’s children. pic.twitter.com/IfU8CiVWWv
— Cory Booker (@CoryBooker) December 16, 2025
It's not a powerful message. It's a stupid stunt by a woke church.
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Thats not a church, that is an activist center. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.
— Sack Head Shaun (@2againsttyranny) December 16, 2025
That definitely makes me want to allow violent criminals who are here illegally to live comfortably in your neighborhood. 🥰✝️
— 🫃🏼💉🇺🇦🥥Hollaria Briden, Esq. (@HollyBriden) December 16, 2025
Correct, they can be Gods children from their own country.
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) December 16, 2025
And what rule in the Bible says that all of God’s children must live in the United States?
— Peachy Keenan (@KeenanPeachy) December 16, 2025
It's not a powerful message . It's stupid. Jesus wasn't an illegal alien in Judea. He was a citizen. Born mind you while his mother was on her way to be counted in the census. Before you try to use Christianity as a political tool you should probably go to a Bible study or two.
— Deborah Kammerer (@gub4112) December 16, 2025
God supported borders in the old testament, go back to Sunday school
— Trolling4Trump (@TrumpTroll47) December 16, 2025
— Joseph S. Farinet (@js_farinet) December 16, 2025
Churches are not to be political activists. Besides, a church putting something like this in a nativity just demonstrates they have lost the Advent story. The fact that you repost it means you don't have a clue about the Advent story either. My God your staff is stupid or atheist
— Erin Stapylton 🇺🇲 (@ErinStapylton) December 16, 2025
Joseph went back to his homeland to declare for the census. Nations have laws regarding who is a citizen and who is not. It’s been going on for thousands of years.
— HamburgerTrain (@TrainHamburger) December 16, 2025
This probably goes hard AF if you’re dumb.
— Tim (@Timthoughtsdot) December 16, 2025
Can anyone tell me what empire Jesus’s family immigrated to?
I've really had enough of people hijacking the Christmas story to say they don't want anyone deported, no matter what. That's their solution to illegal immigration — just ignore it. Keep handing out benefits and driver's licenses, and Social Security numbers.
"A powerful message," says the guy who blabbered on for 25 hours straight.
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