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LORI LOWENTHAL MARCUS: TRUMP’S ‘RACIST’ ENTRY RESTRICTION POLICY NOT NOVEL, BUT RESPONSE IS………

Trump’s call was not ‘racist’ by any stretch of the imagination, islam is not a race anymore being a Republican is. The point of Marcus’ article is, the overwhelming majority of the world who are busy condemning Trump for denying Muslims entry (a rational call in the face of an incompetent federal government which hasn’t a clue as to who it’s letting into the country) while they champion the Arabs of Ramallah and Gaza City (in their terrorist war against the Jews) who ban all Jews from living in their areas.

Trump’s ‘Racist’ Entry Restriction Policy Not Novel, But Response Is

Trump’s proposal to ban the entry into US of Muslims is no more racist than similar established policies which raised no outcry by US or anyone else.
Donald Trump, U.S. presidential candidate. Photo taken Dec. 3, 2015.
Donald Trump, U.S. presidential candidate. Photo taken Dec. 3, 2015.
Photo Credit: Richard Chait

With the country, and now, slowly parts of the rest of the world, in a state of outrage over presidential candidate Donald Trump’s controversial statement to cut off immigration and visits by foreign Muslims to the U.S., it is worth noting that Trump is not the first major figure to suggest that a certain class of humans be barred from entry into a country.

Of the following examples, however, there are two significant differences between Trump’s call and that of all the others. See if you can come up with the two differences by the end of this article.

First, what did Trump actually call for? Did he, as some claim, call for all Muslim Americans to leave? No. What he did call for was a halt to Muslim immigration and tourists into the U.S.

TRUMP’S CALL FOR A BAN

“Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on,” a campaign press release said.

The ban Trump is seeking is based on what he called “the hatred [which] is beyond comprehension.” It is his view that his proposed ban should remain in place “until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on.”

Trump called for the ban on Muslim entry into the U.S. in the wake of the terrorist attack in San Bernardino last week by two previously unknown radicalized Muslims who entered the U.S., Syed Farook and his wife, Nashfeen Malik. While few Americans ever met Malik, Farook was accepted as a “normal,” “average American,” and the two were understood to be “living the American dream,” until the moment they began blasting Farook’s co-workers and associates to death in a bloody rampage which claimed the lives of 14 and injured many more on Dec. 2, 2105.

Trump made what has become known as his “No Muslim” speech on Dec. 7, first in a written statement, which was followed up by a press conference, a video of which is at the end of this article.

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