Summary
Some evangelical and Catholic groups are quietly moving away from supporting President Trump and his Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement. Concerns among these religious groups include the administration's stance on immigration and its impact on humanitarian aid and their communities. This shift may influence future elections as more members disengage from Trump-related politics.
Key Facts
- Evangelicals and Catholics express unease with President Trump's rhetoric and immigration policies.
- "Quiet quitting" is a trend among some church members who distance themselves from MAGA.
- The group "Leaving MAGA" has seen a rise in subscribers, reaching over 35,000 by July.
- Concerns include increased immigration enforcement actions and reduced humanitarian aid.
- Trump's approval ratings have fallen among Latino Protestants and white evangelicals.
- The movement urges gentle persuasion without judgment when discussing political views.
- The shift away from MAGA is influencing discussions for the upcoming elections.
