Dragonlady
Designing Woman
- Dec 1, 2012
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The US Constitution says nothing about immigration legal or not. It does however state a US President is in charge of securing our country from enemies foreign and domestic.
Even though the EO says nothing about Muslims, they are trying to say it goes against our freedom of religion. Yes, we have freedom of religion for our citizens, but how the court was able to extend that right outside of our borders is beyond me.
Ray, you either believe in freedom of religion or you don't. The United States was originally settled by people fleeing the religious persecution of the Reformation, and the political power that Catholic Popes had over the crown heads of Europe at the time. That you would now ban a particular religion from immigration runs in direct opposition of the founding principles of your nation.
You either believe in freedom of religion or you don't. "No religious test" is right in the Constitution. It's not one set of rules to get into the country and another when you get there.