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President Obama’s message for Ramadan was insulting to Americans | BizPac Review

President Obama’s message for Ramadan was insulting to Americans | BizPac Review

President Obama’s message for Ramadan was insulting to Americans

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The White House released a statement Sunday evening to celebrate the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Donald Trump wasn’t mentioned by name, but a good portion of the speech clearly referred to him.
As Muslim Americans celebrate the holy month, I am reminded that we are one American family.  I stand firmly with Muslim American communities in rejection of the voices that seek to divide us or limit our religious freedoms or civil rights. I stand committed to safeguarding the civil rights of all Americans no matter their religion or appearance. I stand in celebration of our common humanity and dedication to peace and justice for all.
And naturally, despite the fact that our country is bringing in two immigrants for every job created, President Obama wants to bring even more immigrants to compete with Americans for jobs and services.
And in this month of reflection, we cannot forget the millions of lives that have been displaced by conflict and struggle, across the world and in our own backyards. Far too many Muslims may not be able to observe Ramadan from the comfort of their own homes this year or afford to celebrate Eid with their children. We must continue working together to alleviate the suffering of these individuals. This sacred time reminds us of our common obligations to uphold the dignity of every human being. We will continue to welcome immigrants and refugees into our nation, including those who are Muslim.

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Scott Morefield

Scott Morefield

Scott Morefield is the editor of Raising Godly Children. In addition to his work on BPR, Scott's commentary can be found on TheBlaze, WND, Natural News, Staffing Talk, and many other sites, including A Morefield Life, where he and his wife, Kim, share their marriage and parenting journey.

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