Washington DC - Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert is facing heat after she aggressively criticized an initiative in her state that aims to help homeless migrants find a safe haven.

On Tuesday, the far-right representative took to social media to share her grievances after the city of Denver announced a program that would allow residents to sign up to host a migrant family in need.

"Denver has now opened a hotline for residents to call and offer up their own homes to illegals," Boebert wrote.

"This is the most asinine and ridiculous thing I've ever heard," she continued. "We need to close the damn border and have some semblance of a sovereign nation again.

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"The entire world sees this stuff and thinks we're a joke of a nation… and we're really beginning to look like one!" she added.

The city is working with the non-profit group Hope Has No Borders on the project, which would provide hosts with financial assistance and "structured leases" as they open their homes for up to 90 days.

Boebert is currently running for re-election and has always run on a staunch, Christian conservative "family values" platform.

Countless social media users slammed her take, with many describing it as not very Christian of her. One user dubbed her a "fake Christian," while another argued she and other MAGA Republicans "have no clue what Jesus stood for."

"Jesus would have welcomed them," another user poignantly noted.