A Dedham church in Massachusetts is at the center of a heated debate after displaying a Nativity scene featuring a sign that reads ‘ICE was here,’ which critiques U.S. immigration enforcement. Despite pushback from the Boston Archdiocese and calls for its removal, the pastor has announced that the display will remain for now while seeking a dialogue with the archbishop. This politically charged installation has sparked discussions about the intersection of faith and social issues, with some defending it as a necessary statement on immigration policy, while others argue it detracts from the true meaning of Christmas. The church has become a focal point for discussions about the role of religion in political discourse and the responsibilities of faith leaders in addressing controversial topics.