Apparently, President Trump’s travel ban on Muslims from certain countries was justified, as the Biden Regime isn’t letting them in either

According to designated terrorist group CAIR (Council on American Islamic Relations), on January 27, 2017, President Trump enacted the first Muslim Travel Ban (upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court), banning migrant-wannabes from seven predominantly Arab and African Muslim countries from entering the U.S. Six years later, despite the fact that President Biden rescinded Trump’s Tavel Ban on his first day in office, thousands of Muslims are still not allowed to enter the U.S.

CAIR Many denied entry by the ban spent all of their savings and sold family heirlooms to afford visa applications and related travel costs. (Oh, Boo Hoo) Congressmuslims Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Andre Carson marked the unconscionable and lasting harms of the Bans as a result of the Biden administration’s inaction.

Bearing posters with the photos and stories of just some of the countless children, siblings, and parents who are still separated from their loved ones, the group rallied at the House Triangle today and delivered a petition  and a letter to President Biden urging him to fulfill his promise to fully dismantle the “racist and Islamophobic” anti-terrorist ban and allow all individuals who were denied their shot at immigrating to the U.S. 

Two years ago, Hamas-linked CAIR welcomed President Biden’s termination – on his first day in office – of the previous administration’s Muslim and African Muslim Bans,” said Robert S. McCaw, Council on American-Islamic Relations Director of Government Affairs. “However, we believe that the Biden administration has neglected its responsibility to holistically address and fix the damages done by the Muslim and African bans. That includes providing another opportunity to “Diversity Visa” (aka Unvetted Migrant Visa) winners who were denied their chance to apply to immigrate to the United States.” 

In Minnesota, Somali Muslim CAIR Executive Director, Jaylani Hussein, demanded passage of legislation banning all Muslim bans in the future. But it failed.

“Many of us rushed to airports six years ago to express our displeasure with the xenophobic (anti-terrorism) motivations behind President Trump’s Muslim ban, and two years ago, we celebrated its repeal. However, the ban continues to harm Arab Muslim and African Muslim migrant-wannabes because it has permeated every aspect of the processing of refugees and immigrants. (Obviously, the Biden Regime is in no hurry to have these potential terrorists enter the U.S. either)