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I would normally agree but in this case, Trump supporters have a valid point. It does come across hypocritical if ones primary residence is one of the safest, most secured and walled compounds on the planet.
No, Trump and his supporters do not have a valid point.
One can approach the piazza in front of St Peters without any barriers or border crossing or really any visible sign at all that you are now in the Vatican. You can walk all over the piazza and through the colonnades. There are lines for the museums and the basilica and I believe an entrance fee is requred for the museums.
There are so many homeless that sleep there that Pope Francis opened, or plans to open, a homeless shelter.
I respect Pope Francis, just like I respect the right of a sovereign nation like the U.S. to protect its citizens and decide in their best interests. Even Hillary has supported building physical barriers to prevent illegal immigrants from coming in, but it is now only an uproar when Trump wants to build a wall.
Didn't Trump get into a beef with Pope Francis early on?
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