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U.s .supreme Court Backs Trump's Muslim Travel Ban.
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Vote was 5-2 in DT's favour. What do you reckon to that then?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Emmie....this is all to do with pandering to the small minded people that are most likely to vote for him.
There are lots that Trump could do to really help his own citizens, like getting a decent health care program off the ground, and banning assault weapons, but he prefers these Big Ticket items, like banning certain religions arbitrarily.
There are lots that Trump could do to really help his own citizens, like getting a decent health care program off the ground, and banning assault weapons, but he prefers these Big Ticket items, like banning certain religions arbitrarily.
In terms of his first term, this is a big win for Trump. It’s not been an easy first year for his administration, and with the recent tax cuts he’s pushed through, he can now say that he’s delivering on his election promises.
What his core supporters need, is to feel safe and secure. If the travel ban results in no more terror attacks on US soil between now and 2021, he will be in a position to say that the policy has worked.
What his core supporters need, is to feel safe and secure. If the travel ban results in no more terror attacks on US soil between now and 2021, he will be in a position to say that the policy has worked.
Naomi....I have given my views on this subject many times in the past, and I have also expressed the same view on this thread....5-2 means that the decision wasn't unanimous. And this is only a partial success for Trump, as various State courts around the country can still overrule him, as they have been doing for nearly a year.
Danny....I don't know for sure but America normally require Visas on entry. Wherever you start your journey from, your identity and nationality will always be apparent. Trump wants to keep all new Muslims out of America.
But I seem to remember that some British people were stopped at the incoming airport, purely because they had what was presumed to be a "Muslim" name.
But I seem to remember that some British people were stopped at the incoming airport, purely because they had what was presumed to be a "Muslim" name.
Danny....I have had Visas to enter America many times in the past 40 years, and I cannot recall ever being asked what religion I practise.
If I were to fly out again in the next few weeks, I still don't expect that question to be asked of me.
However, if my name was something along the lines of, say Mr Mohammed Mohammed, I am sure it would be different.
If I were to fly out again in the next few weeks, I still don't expect that question to be asked of me.
However, if my name was something along the lines of, say Mr Mohammed Mohammed, I am sure it would be different.
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