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Shaun King Slams Christians Over Immigration Ban, Calls For Ban on White Men

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Amber Randall Civil Rights Reporter
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The New York Daily News’ senior justice writer Shaun King blasted Christians Monday for perpetrating white supremacy for their support of President Donald Trump’s immigration halt.

King put out a series of tweets accusing Christians who supported the halt of “fake faith” after the Supreme Court allowed Trump’s immigration ban to go into effect.

“To support a ban on immigrants & refugees, while calling yourself a Christian, is not faith, it’s white supremacy disguised as religion,” King tweeted.

King added that conservatives aren’t really concerned with preventing violence on American soil. White men are more likely to commit terrorists attacks in the United States, King wrote, before seemingly calling for a ban on white men.

Since white men are more likely to commit mass shootings and terrorists attacks than Muslims, it would make more sense to ban them, King said, while including a link to an article he wrote explaining his “tongue-in-cheek” views.

“On this past Sunday, in a bit of tongue-in-cheek hyperbole, I tweeted that if our country truly wanted to ban a demographic in the name of halting mass shootings, it would be best to ban white people. After all, white people, white men to be particular, and not African-Americans or Latinos or immigrants or Muslims are responsible for the overwhelming majority of America’s mass shootings,” King wrote.

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