For days, Muslim-Americans in Orange County anticipated the United States Supreme Court ruling on President Donald Trump’s Muslim Ban with the same plan. As soon as an announcement came, the Council on American-Islamic Relations Greater Los Angeles Area (CAIR-LA) chapter would host a press conference at its Anaheim office with a rally in Little Arabia […]
Source: OC Weekly
Local Muslims Denounce Supreme Court Decision Affirming Trump’s Muslim Ban
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