One thing I would like to point out is when Trump was doing a good thing on the border. Separating the kids from the adults. Sessions Church filed a complaint and all of a sudden Trump changes course. We know that many of these children came with adults who weren't even their parents. Some were even human traffickers and pedophiles. It was absolutely the right thing to do and it was deterring other immigrants from trying to enter illegally.
This is a problem when the church controls the government. I absolutely believe that the Church wielded pressure and Trump caved. Everyone was so excited to have Trump allow politics in the church without loosing tax exempt status.
Remember this Religious Liberty Task Force?
http://thehill.com/regulation/administration/399482-sessions-announces-religious-liberty-task-forceSo at least on the family separation policy, which even Obama did Sessions was controlled by his church. There are many denominations who do not agree on doctrine. There are Churches that, like in this case think their idea of God allows them to undermine American Law. Sessions did bring this up as the article points out, but in the end pressure overcame law.
Members of Sessions' church accuse him of 'child abuse' on family separation
By Deena Zaru
Members of Jeff Sessions' own church filed a formal complaint against the attorney general, accusing him of "child abuse," "immorality," and "racial discrimination" and the “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the established standards of doctrines†of the United Methodist Church.
The letter, which was signed by more than 600 members of the United Methodist Church including clergy and church leaders, comes as the White House weathers a chorus of bipartisan condemnation over the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" immigration policy that has led to children getting separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.
"While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions - as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position - is particularly accountable to us, his church," the letter reads. "He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage. .................
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/hundreds-sessions-church-file-formal-complaint-accusing-child/story?id=56003177http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/06/20/united-methodist-church-chides-sessions-over-border-policy.html