text: You should have a look at a new piece written by Thomas Williams in Crisis in which he criticizes the supposed ambiguity of Pope Francis  who says that the security of immigrants is not trumped by national security.  His bottom line is that national security trumps the fundamental human rights of immigrants. This deserves to be unmasked; Mr. Williams couches his argument in unctuous references to Aristotle and Pius XII . I am furthermore in agreement wit Kevin57 below, that this piece is inspiring: "We need those immigrants because they could be the ones who still hear the words of the Gospel as words freshly spoken. Most of them are still mired in the challenges of poverty, they still encounter the indifference of the affluent and, so, still look to the heavens for salvation." I am a priest working with Mayan Mexicans in a rural town in Quintana Roo, Mexico, and I know that feeling which shakes my soul.