“We’ve got people who are literally running for their lives and are refugees, and are trying to seek a safe place to live in the world."
Source/Credit: CBS58.com
By Brendan Cullerton | June 26, 2018
Milwaukee Ahmadiyya Muslim community spokesperson Rizwan Ahmad says he doesn’t forget those comments when he thinks of the travel ban.
“Being that most of the countries on the list are predominantly Muslim countries, I can only judge for what’s at face value there,” Ahmad said.
He was referring to statements now President Donald Trump said on the campaign trail.
"Donald J Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," the president said.
But Chief Justice John Roberts says the case isn’t about past statements, it’s about if the president’s directive, which didn’t mention religion, is within his constitutional authority.
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