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Trump ridicules Muslim children in US video

US President Donald Trump ridiculed a group of Muslim children who celebrated the end of kindergarten by singing. The case involves a video in which girls appear wearing hijab, one of the most commonly used Islamic veils. The video was...

Trump ridicules Muslim children in US video
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The post had the following caption: "A public school in St. in kindergarten." In December, Trump had already been criticized for calling Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan Omar, a Somali-American, and other Somali immigrants “trash” during a televised meeting.

  • At the time, he also suggested that these immigrants should “go back to where they came from”.
  • “I don’t want them in our country,” he said during a session at the White House.

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US President Donald Trump ridiculed a group of Muslim children who celebrated the end of kindergarten by singing. The case involves a video in which girls appear wearing hijab, one of the most commonly used Islamic veils.

The video was originally published on Truth Social by an account identified as End Wokeness and later shared by Trump. The post had the following caption: "A public school in St. Paul, Minnesota. All the girls are wearing hijab... in kindergarten."

In December, Trump had already been criticized for calling Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan Omar, a Somali-American, and other Somali immigrants “trash” during a televised meeting. At the time, he also suggested that these immigrants should “go back to where they came from”.

“I don’t want them in our country,” he said during a session at the White House. "I'll be honest. Someone will say, 'That's not politically correct.' I don't want to know. I don't want them in our country."

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