The official mission of Catholic Community Services of Utah is to “practice gospel values of love, compassion and hope through service, support and collaboration”. Its actual mission is protesting ICE and bringing Muslims to America. CCS Utah is so committed to the mission of replacing Americans with Muslims that the man in charge of its refugee resettlement and speaking in its name on behalf of Islamist causes is the head of the local Islamic society.
One of the Catholic Community Services of Utah’s biggest success stories is Aden Batar, who was one of the first Somali Muslims resettled by Catholic Community Services in Utah.
Catholic Community Services then put Batar to work as a case manager to help bring in more Muslim refugees to Utah. The Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC) then helped him become an immigration lawyer and then the Somali headed up the head of Migration and Refugee Services for Catholic Community Services. Batar boasts that “through my leadership, the program become one of the strongest and most well-known refugee resettlement and immigration programs throughout the entire Catholic network in the U.S.”
Minus the Catholic part.
There are crucifixes on the wall, a window shaped like a cross and religious icons on the wall, but the leadership of the refugee resettlement program consists of Muslims bringing in Muslims.
Batar also serves as the president of the Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake.
The proud accomplishment of a Catholic organization was importing enough Muslims to create a sizable community in Utah and to employ a leader for their community to keep on doing it.
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