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Jose Luis Correa: When the President first announced his Muslim ban, I immediately went to LAX. I went because constituents were telling…

On the recordApril 21, 2021
When the President first announced his Muslim ban, I immediately went to LAX. I went because constituents were telling me that they couldn't get their relatives into the U.S. Individuals who were traveling to the U.S. that had been approved by the U.S. State Department could not enter the U.S. I saw people who thought they were here for a regular, routine visit approved by the U.S. Government denied--denied on a whim. This bill is simply about making sure that no future President--Obama or Trump--will ever be able to deny entry into the U.S. based on religion or race. That is what the bill is. It is not about any specific President. It is about doing the right thing in America.
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Jose Luis Correa
Democratic · California
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Apr 21, 2021

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