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发帖数: 897 | 1 A spokesman for the pro-Trump Great America PAC cited World War II Japanese
internment camps as "precedent" for President-elect Donald Trump's discussed
plan for a Muslim registry system.
Carl Higbie, a former Navy SEAL, appeared on Fox News' "The Kelly File" to
argue in favor of the plan, which Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach said
in a Reuters interview is being modeled after the highly controversial
National Security Entry-Exit Registration System implemented after the Sept.
11 terror attacks.
Confronted with questions about the constitutionality of such a plan, Higbie
cited history, in particular the forced relocation and incarceration of
Japanese Americans following the attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II.
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Trump's Muslim registry wouldn't be illegal, constitutional law experts say
By LOUIS NELSON
"We've done it based on race, we've done it based on religion, we've done it
based on region," he said. "We've done it with Iran back — back a while
ago. We did it during World War II with [the] Japanese."
Pressed by host Megyn Kelly on whether he was suggesting re-implementing the
internment camps, Higbie said no, before adding: "I'm just saying there is
precedent for it."
Kelly then swiftly rebuked his suggestion.
"You can't be citing Japanese internment camps as precedent for anything the
president-elect is gonna do," she said. | p******e
发帖数: 897 | 2 我觉得传粉应该积极一些
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: A spokesman for the pro-Trump Great America PAC cited World War II Japanese
: internment camps as "precedent" for President-elect Donald Trump's discussed
: plan for a Muslim registry system.
: Carl Higbie, a former Navy SEAL, appeared on Fox News' "The Kelly File" to
: argue in favor of the plan, which Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach said
: in a Reuters interview is being modeled after the highly controversial
: National Security Entry-Exit Registration System implemented after the Sept.
: 11 terror attacks.
: Confronted with questions about the constitutionality of such a plan, Higbie
: cited history, in particular the forced relocation and incarceration of
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