In a significant shift, U.S. Catholic bishops have announced the termination of their refugee aid partnerships with the federal government, attributing this decision to funding cuts imposed during the Trump administration. Archbishop Broglio emphasized that these cuts have compelled the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) to rethink how they can effectively assist those seeking refuge from violence and persecution. This move highlights a broken relationship between the Catholic Church and the government concerning humanitarian efforts. Various local charities and organizations are also feeling the impact, with some programs suspending their services entirely as a result of lost federal funding.