Kerry slams Trump’s Muslim ban proposal

Tashfeen Malik, a Muslim from Pakistan who with her husband was killed by police in a gun battle after the rampage, entered the country on a fiancee visa that is issued overseas to people who plan to marry American citizens, authorities have said. “I think that would raise interesting and novel questions for the court”, said Stephen Yale-Loehr, who teaches immigration law at Cornell University’s law school.

Robert Williams declared himself “fed up with the president we have right now”.

“When you’re in war, you have to take steps that are not American to protect yourself and defend the country”, said Margaret Shontz, of Cedar Falls, Iowa, as she arrived at a Trump campaign stop in Des Moines on Friday.

“I always had a job until Obama’s presidency”, he said.

Trump said party leaders need to “get used to” him being in the race, and he hopes that reports that Republican Party officials gathered recently to discuss contesting his nomination — even if he receives the required number of delegates — are incorrect.“Ive been hearing about these closed-door meetings and I dont like that, ” Trump told CNNs “State of the Union With Jake Tapper.” “That wasnt the deal I made. “I know it was a blow to a lot of people in this room and across our country when that 2013 bill failed”, said Clinton.

“I think his honesty, he’s just very upfront and honest with us”, Ross noted.

They hear U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan say, “This is not conservatism”, and British Prime Minister David Cameron call it, “Quite simply wrong”. And it’s why people don’t trust government anymore.

Negative views of Islam, strong concerns about terrorism and illegal immigration and a belief that Muslims do not experience discrimination in the U.S. all translate to support for Trump, said ABC News pollster Gary Langer in a press release.

While voters like Wilson admire Trump’s willingness to wade into controversy, he also acknowledged that Trump is “a little rough around the edges”.

In an interview to CNN aired Sunday, the GOP front-runner brushed off the dropped meeting and Netanyahu’s comments rejecting the ban.

“His heart is good and he loves this country or he wouldn’t be doing this”, she said.

“You can’t walk into the Senate and scream and call people liars and not be able to cajole and get along with people”.

The poll also finds, however, that GOP voters other than Trump or Cruz supporters feel the frontrunner does not have the right temperament to be president.

Republican pollster Frank Luntz, who led the group, said in his 23 years in the business, he’s never seen a phenomenon quite like Trump. “We need someone who is going to speak up for us”. “I have no intention of running as an Independent”, he said. “He modestly condemned [the statements], and I thought it was sort of inappropriate that he condemned them, but that’s OK”.