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Trump's travel ban and the long-term agenda.

Hello again, I'm Marvin Halney, and this is To the Point.

The travel ban courts suspended has been revised.

There's no mention of any religion,

and many thousands of people can enter the U.S. after all.

But while Iraq has been removed from the list for banned travelers,

it still applies only to Muslim-majority nations.

Christian countries have never been mentioned,

even those also designated as potential sources of terror.

We'll look at the impact of the changes and the ultimate goal is it restoring Judeo-Christian domination

and reversing the trend toward a multicultural nation.

Later on today's talking point, a travel ban in another country, Israel.

We'll hear about that.

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Hello again, Mormon, I'll hear back with To The Point.

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but it's still being challenged as unconstitutional.

Some reporters call it the beginning of a long-term effort to change the demographic

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