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Muslims and public opinion polls in the U.S. showing Republican primary voters almost evenly split on Trump's proposed ban on entry of Muslims into the U.S. in Dec. 2015
12/10/2015
For the country as a whole the WSJ/NBC poll taken after the San Bernardino terrorist attack in Dec 2015 shows 57% opposed to such a ban, and 25% supporting it.
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