Living with the Muslim Ban

On June 26, the Supreme Court supported the third Muslim ban of the Trump regime. Therefore, the United States currently ban five very Muslim majority countries - Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen - and very few Koreans and Venezuelans coming to the country with most or all types of visas . Spouse, child, parent, or other family members are in the US

We encourage people to share how the ban affects their lives. A story from the domestic and foreign countries, the family separates, the wedding ceremony is postponed, life is eradicated. "Muslims hate us," said the communities nationwide to work hard to tackle the importance of becoming a Muslim in the United States, living under the president who will reflect this bias in the actual policy is.

Love forces firmly against the prohibition of Muslims - you disregard these words and can say that this is not a ban on Muslims, but this is a ban on Muslims is. stop it. That's right. The immigration procedure was very difficult - I know that I have experienced this procedure with my husband from the country of the Muslim majority. US citizens and green card holders were detained and refused entry - this is discrimination and prejudice. Doctors, students, people who have lived here for decades - have been denied access to the United States. This is not possible. This is not a standard procedure. This is irrational

People's ban on Muslim countries: The Supreme Court banned almost all Muslims from Yemen, Iran, Libya, Chad, Somalia, Syria, attacking the third version of the Trump nude discriminatory Muslim ban I will enter. The trump regime exemption process has been proved to be mainly fraud. The ban reflects some of the worst immigration policies in history. Make a country that is more foreign and less enthusiastic: The US Citizenship Immigration Services Bureau (USCIS) has deleted the term the United States calls "immigrants" from its mission statement. The President compares immigrants to "animals" and "ridiculous countries" "ridiculous countries." These changes will help create a climate of fear

Ali has never seen equality in the United States. It is not suitable for black people and not suitable for Muslims. Prior to his death, he wrote a statement entitled Donald Trump, and a statement entitled "Presidential candidate proposes to prohibit Muslim immigration to the United States." He also accused those who committed violence under the name of religion. All of us should continue working these two people. It is to release race, religion and the whole state from tyranny, persecution, and prejudice. Ali and Abdul Aziz are fighting all their lives. This battle will last far beyond their death. But in today's world where the world is divided, this is the most important struggle we face today.