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So did you watch the news this weekend?

Apple CEO Tim Cook did,

and so it seems to most of the rest of Silicon Valley.

In case you somehow missed it, 9 to 5 Mac explains what they all saw,

saying President Trump on Friday signed an executive order that

suspends the entry of all refugees to the United States for 120 days.

Additionally, refugees from Syria have been banned for an indefinite amount of

time while citizens from Iraq,

Iran, Somalia, Sudan, Libya, Syria, and Yemen are banned from entering the United States altogether

for 90 days. The administration says the reason is national security.

Though more than a few people pointed out over the weekend that no attack on American soil

has been perpetrated by anyone from any of those countries since before 9-11, and yes, that includes

9-11.

With the seven named nations being predominantly Muslim, it looks to people outside of the administration as if this is the beginning of

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