bripat9643
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Elimination or limitation of the growth of a religion in the US by the government is going to be a violation of the 1st amendment. In addition to the constitution, federal law prevents the government from collecting any data on a persons religion. Immigration law excludes religion and race as a criteria for immigration. Trying to use religion as a basis for denying enter to the US is just not going to work.Assuming we are talking about preventing Muslim from entering the US, Amendment 1.There are a couple problems with your suggestion. Denying entrance to US based on religious grounds would clearly be a constitutional violation. Also, federal law prevents the government from asking a person's religious. Lastly, what good would it do? An Islamic terrorist entering this country intending to engage in terrorist activities is certain not going to declare their religion to government.Fuck em. If they can't fight for their freedom in their own home country why bring the cowards here.
At the very least NO MALES OVER THE AGE OF 12
There are a couple problems with your suggestion. Denying entrance to US based on religious grounds would clearly be a constitutional violation.
That's an interesting claim. Which part of the Constitution?
foreigners have no rights under the Constitution, so the First Amendment doesn't apply to them.
Immigration law can be changed. That's the whole point of this discussion. Nothing in the Constitution says it can't exclude Muslims.