Pope Francis Urges Action to Address Migration Crisis

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Pope Francis called on European nations, during his visit to Marseille, to show greater tolerance towards migrants, stating that "those who risk their lives at sea do not invade". The pontiff emphasized that migration is not an emergency but a reality that must be governed with wise foresight and a European response. He called for an ample number of legal and regular entrances for migrants fleeing war, hunger, and poverty, rather than focusing on self-preservation. The Pope's remarks echoed his message on Friday, emphasizing the duty of humanity to rescue migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean.
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