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Trump Claims to Ban Sharia Law in the US: Statement
Trump Claims to Ban Sharia Law in the US: Statement
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US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he would ban the Sharia Law in the United States. 26.08.2026, Sputnik India
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He also said that the current US politics is based on common sense."We have a great system. Sometimes it's very frustrating, but it's the best there is that I can see," the president added.The US leader also praised the level of affordability in the country, noting that he had managed to cope with the highest inflation in the US history inherited from the previous administration.Meanwhile, the First Amendment says the government may not prohibit the “free exercise” of religion.
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Trump Claims to Ban Sharia Law in the US: Statement
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he would ban the Sharia Law in the United States.
"I would absolutely prohibit the Sharia Law thing," Trump told Glenn Beck.
He also said that the current US politics is based on common sense.
"We have a great system. Sometimes it's very frustrating, but it's the best there is that I can see," the president added.
The US leader also praised the level of affordability in the country, noting that he had managed to cope with the highest inflation in the US history inherited from the previous administration.
Meanwhile, the First Amendment says the government may not prohibit the “free exercise” of religion.
