While President Trump's mass deportation operations are finally securing America's borders, radical pastors are weaponizing Scripture to attack immigration enforcement - and conservative commentator Allie Beth Stuckey just delivered a biblical smackdown that left their arguments in ruins.
Anti-ICE pastor Ben Cremer and his ilk have been spreading the dangerous lie that putting America first is somehow 'unbiblical' and that enforcing our borders violates Christian teaching. Even worse, they're weaponizing terms like 'Christian nationalism' to shame believers who dare let their faith inform their voting decisions.
But Stuckey isn't buying this twisted theology for one second.
"We hear a lot from people like Ben Cremer that putting your country first is wrong, or allowing your Christian conservative views to inform how you vote, that that's wrong," Stuckey explained, calling out the absurdity of these claims.
The pushback against these anti-America pastors is spreading across social media, with patriots rallying behind Stuckey's biblical defense of border security. Twitter user @lisamakela2 highlighted Stuckey's core message: "Loving Other people doesn't mean embracing open borders," while @JoeRodr17211800 shared the story of how Stuckey "shreds 'anti-ICE pastor' arguing for open borders."
Real Christianity vs. Woke Theology
Here's what these leftist pastors don't want you to know: nowhere in Scripture does God command nations to abolish their borders or ignore their sovereignty. In fact, the Bible repeatedly affirms that nations have the right - and responsibility - to govern themselves and protect their citizens.
These so-called 'pastors' are pushing the same globalist agenda that nearly destroyed America under the Biden regime. They want unlimited illegal immigration, sanctuary cities, and open borders - all while hiding behind cherry-picked Bible verses taken completely out of context.
Thank God for voices like Allie Beth Stuckey who aren't afraid to speak biblical truth in an age of woke church leadership. As Trump's deportation operations ramp up and ICE finally gets to do its job, Americans need to reject the false prophets preaching border anarchy.
Which vision of Christianity will prevail - one that respects national sovereignty and the rule of law, or one that demands America surrender its borders to virtue-signal about 'compassion'?