Facts: Trump’s Muslim Ban Doesn’t Include Countries He Has a Business Interest In
The seven countries that President Trump issued a ban against are predominantly Muslim countries in the Middle East and Africa. Christian refugees from those nations can expect to receive more favorable treatment than Muslims from those nations. The countries included in Friday’s Executive Order (stayed by a federal judge on Saturday) are Syria, Libya, Sudan, Iraq, Iran, Yemen and Somalia.
These are facts.
Curiously, the ban also does not include Saudi Arabia—a country at least indirectly linked to the 9/11 terrorist attacks on New York City’s Twin Towers in 2001.
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