Islamic Society talks changes to travel ban
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Quiet but colder weekend
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Family of Mishawaka crash victims speak
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Tenants struggle for housing after recent eviction notice
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Lou Holtz awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
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Food bank, schools fight to fix increasing child food insecurity
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Warsaw nursing home setting up Toys for Tots drop-off box
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The Salvation Army looking for bell ringers in Kosciusko County
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Scarce resources may prohibit testing out of quarantine early
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Drastic increase in COVID-19 numbers in St. Joseph Co. misleading
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Minor changes, more fair weather
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Lou Holtz awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
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Swiss Valley Ski & Snowboard Area prepares for winter season
Religious leaders in Michiana say President Donald Trump’s newest executive order is exactly what they saw coming.
The Islamic Society of Michiana held a press conference on Monday condemning recent attacks on immigrants across the country.
The Imam of the Islamic Society of Michiana also made time to comment on Trump’s newest travel ban.
Imam Mohammad Sirajuddin and other leaders focused their attention on the recent tragic shootings of immigrants in Kansas City and of a Sikh man wearing a turban in Seattle.
Before President Trump signed his latest executive order, the Islamic Society of Michiana was already brewing with predictions.
“This will not make our nation safer or great again in fact it will further sow the seeds of Hitler in our social fabric make no mistake it’s the same wolf in sheep clothing discriminatory action masking as policy,” said Sirajuddin.