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26% of Republicans & Republican-leaning independents say the U.S. has a responsibility to accept refugees, down from 35% in Feb 2017, weeks after Trump took office. Meanwhile, Dems & Dem-leaners has changed little and is at 74%.
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65% of those who aren’t affiliated with religion appear to be the most sympathetic to the plight of refugees here in the U.S. Bad look for Evangelicals, Catholics, and white Protestants.https://twitter.com/PewReligion/status/1148014840939782144 …
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No surprise here: whites are considerably less likely than blacks & Hispanics to say the U.S. has a responsibility to accept refugees. Younger adults, women and those with higher levels of educational attainment are more likely to say the U.S. has a responsibility to accept them.
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I was raised Catholic. Our church helped so many refugees in the 70’s and 80’s. People who are literally dying to get here are trying to save themselves and their families. I support our refugees.
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In my very limited experience, there's a huge difference in the Catholics who believe in the social teachings and those who don't (or don't even know.) It's frustrating because the teachings are right there! Jesus! Love! (IANAC).
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Abominable. (It's not the first time. See: Holocaust.)http://theconversation.com/america-has-not-always-been-as-welcoming-to-refugees-as-we-think-73630 …
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Doesn't say much for the moral leadership of various religions.
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This is why I don’t practice catholic so called teaching I try and live better than thatpic.twitter.com/fvTzqdmutq
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