In his visit to France, on several occasions, Pope Leo XIV has given a strong message of support to migrants, contrasting with the ultra-right trend in Europe, which rejects the arrival of immigrants and seeks to tighten border and deportation measures. For our guest Wilmer Esteve Roldán Solano, professor of the Theological Training Center of Javeriana University, the Pontiff follows "a very well-drawn legacy by Pope Francis, who was a migrant pope."
Wilmer Esteve Roldan Solano: "León XIV is the son of a country of migrants, as is the United States."
In his visit to France, on several occasions, Pope Leo XIV has given a strong message of support to migrants, contrasting with the ultra-right trend in Europe, which rejects the arrival of immigrants and seeks to tighten border and deportation measures. For our guest Wilmer Esteve Roldán Solano, professor of the Theological Training Center of Javeriana University, the Pontiff follows "a very well-drawn legacy by Pope Francis, who was a migrant pope."

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