During a recent flight back to Rome, Pope Francis addressed American Catholics, suggesting that the upcoming presidential election presents a choice between the 'lesser of two evils' represented by former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. He criticized both candidates for their stances on abortion and immigration, stating that both positions reflect actions that are 'against life.' Francis emphasized that choosing between them is a moral dilemma that requires careful reflection by voters. He described Trump's immigration policies as 'evil' and condemned Harris's support for abortion rights, labeling abortion as 'killing' and 'assassination.' This commentary is part of a broader pattern of the Pope weighing in on U.S. politics, echoing similar sentiments from previous elections. The Pope's remarks coincide with a politically charged atmosphere as both candidates prepare for the upcoming election.