Quote:LOL, Oh am I?  Is it clear?   :teehee:

 

By the way, here's another article, this ones a really good read as well:

 

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015...titutional

 


"That historical deference to the political branches, says Volokh, a First Amendment expert, suggests “from a constitutional perspective, it may well be that Muslims could be excluded, just like people could be excluded based on their speech and political opinions, and historically their race."

 



He cautions "those cases are pretty old, so it’s not clear what the Supreme Court today would authorize.” Applying a travel ban to returning U.S. citizens who are Muslims would clearly be unconstitutional, he says, and Trump’s idea likely would require an act of Congress.


 

Stephen Yale-Loehr, who teaches immigration law at Cornell Law School, says it's unclear if courts would strike down a ban on Muslim immigrants."


 

In other words, they have no idea, it has historical precedence, and it would only apply to Muslims that were already citizens.

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