Donald Trump suggests special IDs, database for Muslims in the US

The lie begins with a Yahoo! “We’re going to have to do things that were frankly unthinkable a year ago”, Trump said.

Though Trump has explicitly advocated for the possibility of shutting down US mosques, Cruz has painted a broader bush, saying he’d like to see America only accept Christian refugees from Syria and advocated for a higher tolerance of civilian casualties when going after ISIS. “This could be the ultimate Trojan horse where people are coming in under the guise that we are taking care of them and they end up blowing up big parts of our cities”, Trump said.

Asked if that may include registering Muslims in a database or using special ID cards, the billionaire businessman did not rule it out. Trump then ignored a wave of follow-up questions. “And I also feel bad for the people in this country”, Trump said, drawing applause.

“We’re going to have to do things that we never did before”.

Trump stated, however, he’s “going to do great with the Muslims”. “I never responded. I don’t know who wrote it, but I never responded”.

He continued: “There should be a lot of systems, beyond databases”. “We should have a lot of systems”.

However, Trump’s comments come as politicians from both sides of the aisle work towards making it more hard for Syrian and Iraqi refugees to settle in the US.

In a series of tweets, BuzzFeed’s White House reporter Evan McMorris-Santoro described passing through Secret Service, providing press credentials and still not being allowed into the event.

“The solution is to hit them over there and not create a country like Donald Trump is indicating”, he told Berliner. Absolutely.” Hillyard follows up: “What do you think the effect of that would be? How would that work? “We have to stop people from coming into our country illegally”, he added. How far would President Trump go?

“Donald Trump is at it again”, Stephen Lendman told Press TV on Thursday.

This time, Trump focused on recent reports that Carson has been struggling to grasp the complexities of foreign policy. Trump realizes Hillyard is out for blood. “I wanted to hear what he has to say about business and hopefully he will inspire other people and convert people to support him”, Mike Brady said. A proposal Trump never made is now an established mainstream media fact.

So I asked him, would he rule it out? They chase their own questions down a broken telephone line. In a statement on Monday, Huckabee said “we have a Cub Scout for Commander in Chief instead of someone who is capable of defending America and unleashing something more than a strongly worded letter through the United Nations”.