We really need to find a way to have an immigration reform that responds to the reality of our country.”“We need a kind of a conversion about immigration,” he said. Thomas Wenski, archbishop of Miami, called immigration “part of our Catholic story.”“It’s to our shame as Catholics that we forget that our grandparents or great-grandparents were discriminated against precisely because they were Catholic,” he said. They described families who have not so much broken the law but are becoming “broken by the law,” as Archbishop Wenski put it, during the Trump administration’s enforcement-focused immigration policy. “I took a cab to Reagan National, got on the plane, went back to Miami and went to bed,” Archbishop Wenski said. “Enforcement is always going to be part of any immigration policy, but we have to rationalize it and humanize it,” he said.