Muslims in New York city are set to protest in anticipation of a travel ban by Trump - The protest is fixed for 5pm at Washington Square park on Wednesday, January 25 - Trump is set to sign executive orders for a ban on refugees entering the US Trump protests President Donald Trump is expected to sign multiple executive orders on immigration this week, beginning with the construction of his infamous, Mexican border wall on Wednesday, January 25. He is also seeking to prevent Muslim immigrants from entering the United States. According to his administration officials, Trump will begin rolling out executive actions that include preparations for his wall on the US-Mexico border along with other enforcement plans. The president tweeted this on Tuesday, January 24: According to our reports on Wednesday, January 25, afternoon, the president will travel to the Department of Homeland Security to direct the agency begin construction on the wall and repair fencing along the border. Muslims have concluded plans to protest against Trump's anticipated ban, one of the organizers tweeted: Below was a post made by one of the protesters: "Wednesday in Washington Square Park at 5 pm there will be a rally against the executive order Trump is reportedly signing today, banning immigrants, refugees and visa holders from seven countries. "The ban or restriction would hinder people traveling from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen from coming to the United States. This could last months or longer, depending on what the term “Extreme Vetting Process” actually means." Meanwhile, President Trump has done something else that scares Americans. The White House team of have removed the Spanish language from the official website. ***prbxselfnetwork***
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