“People like that…he’s the presidential troll, if you want to put it that way for internet terms”, said Samir Ahmed with the Islamic Society of Michiana.
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US Vice President Joe Biden said that Washington remained determined to see Russian Federation adhere to a shaky Ukrainian peace agreement and hand back Crimea to Kiev… Trump calls the ban temporary. “Demanding that our borders be secure or raising legitimate questions about our screening process is one thing, but a wholesale ban on a religious basis is just wrong”. Trump’s rhetoric, he said, is harmful to the country.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, one of Trump’s GOP primary opponents, criticized Trump’s tweet, saying an independent campaign would cement a Hillary Clinton victory. Some articles are even comparing Trump to infamous Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. The front page of the Philadelphia Daily News reads “The New Furor”.
If it finds calls for jihad against Americans, then not only should officials arrest that imam for inciting terrorism, but they also should get a search warrant for every individual who attends that particular mosque. Trump: “Not at all”.
“We do not discriminate on people based on religion”. “I think he’s right”.
“Make America White Again!” his post concludes.
Bob Sutton, chairman of the Broward Republican Executive Committee, told Local 10 News that he believes the travel ban is a good idea. In Chicago, some Muslims are anxious about their families and their future in America.
Carson’s spokeswoman, Jessica Gail, said Carson has received dozens of threats since he took office in 2008.
Zeid Raad al-Hussein said he and other Muslims at the United Nations “could be victimized by these groups” as well as Christians, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists and others. Some 300,000 Syrian refugees have been killed, and others forced to leave the country and live in frightful conditions. Many times, people have predicted that his support will fall apart at any moment, but nothing seems to dent his lead in the polls. Lina Sergie Attar serves on the Syrian American Council in Chicago. He says the system we have now clearly isn’t working.
“The fact is what Donald Trump said yesterday disqualifies him from serving as president”, White House press secretary Josh Earnest said in Tuesday’s press briefing.
Among those on the GOP side panning Trump’s plan was House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.
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There are concerns that Trump’s comments broadly associate Muslims with acts of violence. Despite the backlash, Trump continues to draw large crowds to his events.
