My Muslim friends don’t support my immigration ban

US Secretary of State John Kerry slammed Donald Trump on Sunday, saying the Republican frontrunner’s calls to ban Muslims from getting into america “endanger national safety”. He modestly condemned them, and I thought it was sort of inappropriate that he condemned them, but that’s OK.

“I had a meeting with Netanyahu”.

Mr. Trump has his ears to the ground and hears the concerns of Americans.

A petition to ban Trump from the United Kingdom had gathered more than 530,000 signatures by Friday and the British ambassador to the US broke with diplomatic protocol to join the chorus speaking out against him. “At the same time, Israel is fighting against militant Islam that targets Muslims, Christians and Jews alike and threatens the entire world”.

And shortly after Trump’s proposal, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu joined other world leaders in condemning the plan.

On CNN, Trump said he has been told he is doing Muslims “a favor”. “That’s not the way we see it. We are very proud of our Muslim community in the United Kingdom”. “Here they have a guy running for president who is waging war against Islam, ‘” Kerry said, adding that they give extremists recruitment tools.

Sixty-percent of Americans say Trump’s proposed ban on Muslims who are not US citizens is the wrong thing to do, while 36 percent support it in the new poll. Our country has a problem. “His words and actions continue to exhibit the worst America has to offer by playing into people’s fears and biases through lies, deception and faulty logic”, the statement read.

Well guess what? The U.S. conducted a background check on the female terrorist in San Bernardino, California, before she was allowed into the U.S., and she passed with flying colors.

“We don’t want these kind of people here”, yelled one supporter at a reporter’s mike. Why is there such death?

“I want to at least know where it’s coming from”.

Anonymous, a loose-knit global network of activist hackers, or “hacktivists”, is famous for launching cyberattacks on groups such as the Islamic State following the attacks in Paris last month that killed 129 people. It’s from a specific group of people. OK?