+1 this does seem overboard.
Lets not bring facts into this discussion.
They seems to have partially walked back the green card ban, it is now being reported green card holders can get a waiver The dual citizenship thing seems like mis-information to me. A Canadian citizen, for example, can enter the US with his Canadian passport with no need to reference his other passport AFAIK
I provided a link above proving that you're wrong. If you have dual citizenship, Canada and Sudan, you won't be allowed entry to the US if you're Muslim.
If a ban cannot be enforced it's not much of a ban. How exactly would they know if someone is Muslim? Or if he is even a national of a 2nd Country for that purpose?
How would one go about proving he is a Muslim or not ? Your second point I agree with, that would indicate the person is probably a national of that country as well
I'm curious. Are most people here 100% for or against this?
Does it have to be 100% one way or another?
1. This should be moved to JS. 2. Kudos to Trump for taking the courage to keep us safe. 3. Shame on the world for retaliating now and not saying anything about the fact that 16 countries deny entry to Israeli citizens.
From a legal standpoint, a federal judge can overturn an executive order from the POTUS? In any case I have an inside feeling that if the Trump administration is not going to do any revisions on this order this is not going to end very pretty.
How would one go about proving he is a Muslim or not ?
I am pro this executive order. Trump was elected to keep America safe and not worry about the PC nonsense, and this all is part of it. If you are against this, were you outraged when Obama administration did the same thing to Iraqi refugees in 2011?
Did he include those who already had visas or green cards?
It seems like the administration wasn't clear in the beginning and caused confusion though now it's been clarified that green card holders can come in but might require additional screening. Not sure about vida holders though.