Madeleine Albright, Mayim Bialik Stand Up Against Muslim Ban

Madeleine Albright and Mayim Bialik (L) vow to join Trump Muslim registry.

 
Rabat, 28 Rabiul Akhir 14338/27 January 2017 (MINA) – During his presidential campaign last year, Trump called for a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the US” and proposed the creation of a Muslim registry.

News is now circulating that President Trump plans to take executive action against the admission of immigrants to the U.S., especially refugees and migrants from Syria, Yemen, Iraq and four other predominantly Muslim countries, Morocco World News reported.

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Former Secretary of State for the U.S., Madeleine Albright, has openly declared that she is ready to register as a Muslim in solidarity with Muslims, who will have to be registered if the plan is executed.

At the Women’s Global March last weekend, Albright declared: “If you force Muslims to register, we will all register as Muslims.”

Albright added that, “America must move forward, but we cannot let our voices be silenced along the way. We truly are stronger together.”

Many are criticizing Trump’s extreme vetting of Muslims. Mayim Bialik, star of the sitcom, “The Big Bang Theory”,  is also openly critical of Trump’s plan.

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“If we’re registering people who you think are a threat, register white males too, since most serial killers & mass shooters are white males,” said the Jewish Actress.

According to the BBC, many people are vowing to stand in solidarity with the Muslim population of America following Trump’s election. The open support from public figures and celebrities has encouraged others to be fearless in speaking out against the president’s proposed action.

The huge turnout at the Women’s Global March, and the resulting twitter storm last weekend, is a clear example of this. (T/RS05/RS01)

Mi’raj Islamic News Agency (MINA)

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