US President Donald Trump has made clear he wants to make America safer and prevent terrorist gangs from entering the country under the pretext of political or religious oppression.
He said many Muslims love America, but some consider it an enemy and seek to terrorize it. Therefore, we issued resolutions prohibiting immigration from some countries, not against Muslims but against terrorists.
In response to a question from a Fox News anchor during an interview, he asked him if Muslims could be successfully integrated into Western civilization.
"It will be very difficult to integrate Muslims, but it is a very, very difficult process," Trump said.
Trump stressed his desire to make the United States safer, pointing out at the same time that "many Muslims love this country."
Trump had banned some nationalities from entering the United States.
However, hours before the decision came into effect, federal judge Derek Watson issued a decision to freeze the application of the executive order, citing his decision that a freeze on the presidential decree would avoid "irreparable harm."
