text: The USCCB “looks forward to working with President-elect Trump to protect human life from its most vulnerable beginning, [a] commitment to domestic religious liberty, ensuring people of faith remain free to proclaim the truth about man and woman, and the unique bond of marriage that they can form [and that]  migrants and refugees can be humanely welcomed without sacrificing our security.” according to their webpage. Even the pope is hedging. He said on Sept. 1 "Migrants should be treated according to certain rules, because migration is a right, but one which is highly regulated" and "If a country is only able to integrate 20 [refugees], let’s say, then it should only accept that many. If another is able to do more, let it do more.”