Horror and fear swept through Muslim countries after Donald Trump was
confirmed as President of the Unites States after months of
anti-Islamic rhetoric.
The Republican made his most controversial remarks about Islam in
December last year, sparking anger among the world’s 1.5 billion
followers of Islam when he called for a ban on Muslims entering the U.S.
after a mass shooting in California.
Muslims across Asia were struggling this morning to accept the news the
populist candidate will take office in the White House, saying that ISIS
would be happy he won the presidency race.
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Advocates for illegal immigrants sounded the alarm Wednesday morning
as Donald Trump was poised to claim the White House, vowing to resist an
expected crackdown and calling on localities to declare themselves
sanctuary cities, resisting the federal government.
They also demanded President Obama halt all deportations for the rest of his tenure.
“Immigrants are declaring a state of urgency and resilience. Over the
coming weeks, our families and community members will need to tap into
the incredible strength that brought us to this country and which we use
to survive,” said Cristina Jimenez, co-founder of United We Dream, an
advocacy group.
She also called Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents “racist.”
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A stony silence turned to sheer horror early Wednesday for Hillary
Clinton’s supporters at what was meant to be her presidential victory
party as it became painfully clear she would not close the gap with
Donald Trump.
One by one, states turned Republican red on the interactive map of the
country. One by one, dejected Clinton fans left in tears without even
seeing their beloved candidate.
‘It’s a nightmare,’ said Jeannette Barbasch, a 50-something Clinton
backer leaving the cavernous Javits Center on the west side of Midtown
Manhattan, which had been decked out in American flags for Clinton’s
expected win.
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That massive blue block on the left – encompassing California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington state – stands out quite a bit against all
of the red.
So it may not be a huge surprise that people living in that
Democrat-voting block are now looking at other options – specifically,
secession.
Since Donald Trump’s electoral victory was first announced, #Calexit
has been trending on Twitter, with distraught Californians looking to
form their own state.
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