Hatewatch Headlines 10/31/2017
The neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer is in a primarily black country; American Family radio hosts says Muslims should be banned from Congress;聽a new development in the Trump Administrations transgender ban in the military, and more.
鈥� The neo-Nazi web site Daily Stormer is being hosted on a Caribbean island where 85 percent of the population聽identifies as聽African or black.
鈥� A new report says the Muslim population in the United States is younger than the U.S. population as a whole, and Millennials account for 52 percent of American Muslim adults.
-- 人兽性交 people in Rochester, New York, have formed the Trigger Warning Queer & Trans Gun Club 鈥渄ue to the need for protection against the increasingly bold Alt-Right and Neo-Nazis.鈥�
-- A federal judge partially blocks the Trump Administration鈥檚 proposed transgender military ban, saying a group of transgender service members have a strong chance of having the ban declared unconstitutional.
鈥� White House Chief of Staff John Kelly tells Fox News that Civil War Gen. Robert E. Lee 鈥渨as an honorable man鈥� and lack of compromise, not slavery, led to the聽 deadly conflict between the North and the South.
-- More than 3,000 residents in Burien, Washington, receive flyers listing names, home addresses and alleged crimes committed by suspected undocumented immigrants in the debate over sanctuary cities.
鈥� American Family Radio host Bryan Fischer says 鈥淢uslims can and should be excluded from Congress.鈥�
-- A new White House ban on refugees from 11 countries is blocking nearly half of all refugees seeking entry into the U.S., an ABC News data study shows.
-- Alt-right organizers of the deadly August rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, used a messaging service called Discord, originally created for video gamers.
鈥� Iowa Rep. Steve King, a long-time darling in white nationalist and alt-right circles, tweets that he went 鈥減easant hunting鈥� with Donald Trump Jr.
