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On Wednesday, SCOTUS will finally hear arguments against Trump's Muslim ban.
The president is on the wrong side of history, morality, and the Constitution, but that hasn't stopped him from relentlessly pursuing this illegal policy.
We need to be just as loud. #NoMuslimBanEver
Trump's Muslim ban has been in effect since 12/4, banning people of five Muslim-majority countries from the US, even if they have spouses, children, parents, or other family here. There is a human toll to this discrimination. Today we will share the stories of those impacted.
Rashad and his wife, both US citizens, had their first child in September 2017. Their Iranian parents are banned from entering the US to meet their grandson.
Working full-time, Rashad doesn't know when he'll be able to travel and to see his parents again. #NoMuslimBanEverpic.twitter.com/DwpmDBDwpS
In order to pick up his visa, Anwar had to travel to Djibouti from Yemen with his two children. After using his life savings to afford a dangerous journey through conflict zones, he was turned away from the US embassy and given a denial letter.
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Because of Trump's Muslim ban, Yusra, a US citizen, can't bring her recently-widowed mother to visit.
Instead, she's forced to choose between bringing her child to Yemen — where the US carries out unlawful targeted killings — and being by her mother's side.
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17-year-old Haya is cut off from her mother, father, and 14-year-old sister — who are banned from entering the US just because they are from Syria.
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These stories tell the truth about Trump’s Muslim ban: It is separating families, destroying dreams for the future, depriving people of life-saving health care and blocking access to education.
Lift their voices and demand: #NoMuslimBanEver
https://www.cnn.com/2018/03/28/health/trump-iran-travel-ban-bone-marrow-transplant/index.html …
When Trump announced his first ban, we all showed up, in the streets, outside courthouses and at airports across the country. In a unified voice, we said: No Muslim Ban. Ever.
It's time to show the world we meant it. #NoMuslimBanEverpic.twitter.com/HbbyrclTbb
you forgot the law
This is why they are going to the court.
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