Progressive Christians are increasingly vocal in their opposition to the Trump administration's policies, particularly those affecting immigrants and marginalized communities. Faith leaders, including Rev Dr Liz Theoharis, have organized protests and provided shelter and aid to those impacted by immigration enforcement. They argue that the administration's use of Christianity to justify militarization and exclusion is a distortion of the faith. Many progressive Christians trace their activism back to historical movements for social justice, citing examples from the civil rights era and earlier. As the narrative of Christianity has been co-opted by right-wing groups, progressive Christians are working to reclaim their faith's true message of love, compassion, and justice. Political candidates, such as James Talarico, are also advocating for a progressive Christian perspective, supporting LGBTQ+ rights and abortion access. In response to the administration's rhetoric, Pope Leo XIV emphasized that true discipleship aligns with peace, not conflict. The growing movement among progressive Christians highlights a significant shift in the religious landscape, challenging the notion that Christianity is synonymous with conservative politics.