U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) is stepping up to bat for persecuted Christians in Nigeria, folks! He's cosponsoring a resolution in the House that shines a much-needed spotlight on this ongoing crisis. Palmer isn't mincing words, calling the targeted killings "a violation of human rights that borders on genocide." He's also calling out the UN for their lack of action, saying they've allowed this tragedy to continue for WAY too long. Thankfully, President Trump isn't letting this slide, folks. He's officially designating Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern, and Palmer is all for it! The resolution, introduced by U.S. Rep. Riley M. Moore (R-WV), highlights the shocking statistics: an estimated 50,000 to 100,000 Christians murdered since 2009. This year ALONE, we're talking about at least 7,000 deaths. That's an average of 35 lives lost EVERY SINGLE DAY. Moore is condemning this horrific persecution, highlighting the destruction of villages, the burning of churches, and the torture of pastors. It's time the world paid attention! Palmer is praising Trump's leadership on this issue, stating that Nigeria's "genocide of Christians is unacceptable." He's thanking the President for calling out this atrocity and vowing to take action.Palmer Sounds Alarm on Christian Persecution in Nigeria
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Trump Steps Up
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Palmer Applauds Trump's Leadership
