Pope Leo XIV concludes a weeklong visit to Spain on Friday with remarks to migrants in the Canary Islands, urging greater support for irregular immigrants. According to multiple reports, the pope tells people gathered at a reception centre on Tenerife that “all of us are migrants,” framing migration as a shared human experience. The reception centre, described as being housed in a former military barracks, has at times accommodated up to about 4,000 people, and hosts hundreds of migrants during his visit. One outlet also reports that the pope calls on leaders to do more to welcome refugees and highlights the role of integration, saying that a person who was once viewed as a foreigner may become “today’s brother and neighbour.” The Guardian additionally reports that the pope warns people smugglers to expect “divine justice.” Across the coverage, the visit is presented as focused on the plight of irregular migrants and the need for more practical assistance and humane treatment, particularly in border and transit locations like the Canary Islands.