Pope Leo XIV ‘tears up’ watching video on plight of migrants in US

Few world leaders nowadays are putting out the welcome mat for migrants. Instead, many are painting them as criminals, freeloaders or a threat to jobs or national security, immigration advocates say. That’s why having the support of the head of the 1.4 billion-strong Roman Catholic Church could make a difference in changing those views, says Dylan Corbett, executive director of El Paso’s Hope Border Institute. In this episode of Border Report Live, Corbett talks about being part of a delegation of El Paso Catholic leaders and community activists who met with Pope Leo XIV in Rome last month.