Uber has banned a woman who said someone should create a non-Muslim cab service.
Journalist Laura Loomer complained on Twitter that she was late for a meeting before she couldn’t find any ‘non-Muslim Uber or Lyft driver for over 30 minutes’.
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She wrote: ‘I’m late to the NYPD press conference because I couldn’t find a non Muslim cab or @[email protected] driver for over 30 min! This is insanity.
‘Someone needs to create a non Islamic form of @uber or @lyft because I never want to support another Islamic immigrant driver.’
Her protest was fueled by the Uber driver who killed eight and injured nine in the Manhattan terror attack on Tuesday.
I'm late to the NYPD press conference because I couldn't find a non Muslim cab or @Uber@lyft driver for over 30 min! This is insanity.
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) November 1, 2017
Someone needs to create a non Islamic form of @uber or @lyft because I never want to support another Islamic immigrant driver.
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) November 1, 2017
Sayfullo Saipov, 29, was handed a permanent resident visa in 2010 under the Diversity Immigrant Program. — the same program Donald Trump is trying to scrap.
It takes a full two years of vetting, but all you have to do is prove you have a clean criminal record, a school diploma and at least two years of work experience.
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Congress has been trying — and failing — to throw this visa in the trash since 2007.
It was most recently thrust under the noses of White House officials this year.
The RAISE Act (Reforming American Immigration for Strong Employment Act), sought to eliminate the diversity immigrant visa category.
In August, Donald Trump issued a statement in which he used ‘a surge in unskilled immigration’ as the smoking gun to dismantled the visa.
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He said: ‘For decades, low-skilled and unskilled immigration into the United States has surged, depressing wages and harming America’s most vulnerable citizens.
‘Our system does not prioritize the most highly skilled immigrants—just 1 out of every 15 immigrants to the United States comes here because of their skills.’
