Pope Tawadros was reluctant to voice his thoughts about what Australia should do about 20 Coptic families facing deportation during his trip down under last week. Pope Tawadros said: “the decision [is] up to the Australian authorities” and “we appreciate generally any support for any Egyptian people,” SBS reports.
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