a lot of them had been evacuated by muslim aid from the front lines, when they were under occupation.ced within mosul itself. and 60% of the homes have been destroyed, so it really is a catastrophic situation. people already talk about the rebuilding of the city, whether in terms of the structure itself, or in terms of people coming back there. how do you see that progressing? actually the people are very resilient. obviously they are moving back into towns that have been completely obliterated, so they are moving back to homes that are just under rubble, basically. but in terms of how long the process will take, i think people predict around 15 to 20 years. but we will have to come together to help with that rehabilitation process. it's great to hear the uk government have allocated £40 million to help with that process. clearly the most important thing in these situations are the people who have gone there to help. but nonetheless, people are always curious about aid workers, about the impact it has on you. it's hard to handle, some of the things, some of the stories you are saying,

based charity muslim aid she visited the liberated city and described what she saw . my main objective of this trip was to for muslim aid was to do a needs assessment to look at what we can do to help rehabilitate and rebuild mosul and help the people of mosul and also went to go in and help with the. distribution that we're doing in the neighborhoods there so i went to visit some of the neighborhoods in which we were evacuating the people of mosul and also the camps that we operate in and what i saw was just i mean it was indescribable it was like a movie set it's completely obliterated the whole city is ruined. you know those cars that have been completely obliterated it was like you know i've said this to other people it's like a movie set it was just crazy nothing like i expected act even though i had seen the movie. pictures before. it's different when you're there because what you can't seen in photos is is the smell. you know if i was in a school where it which had not been cleared yet. there were still bodies underneath the rubble. and i asked my colleagues i

based charity muslim aid she visited our soul and described what she saw. what i saw was just. i mean it was indescribable it was like a movie set it's completely obliterated the whole city is ruined. you know those cars that have been completely obliterated it was like you know i've said this to other people it's like a movie set it was just crazy nothing like i expected next even though i had seen the movie. pictures before. it's different when you're there because what you can't seen in photos is is the smell. you know it i was in a school where which had not been cleared yet. there was still bodies underneath the rubble. and i asked my colleagues i said you know what is that smell and they said it's you know people have died here and they've not been cleared so there's basically the smell of death and small and sewage and it adds to the whole atmosphere of the whole city being ruined all the buildings are destroyed i don't think i saw one clearly standing building is it's just the entire city is gone it's going to take a long time to to get back to what it was. they were li

is immoral and it is helping to fuel the stigma associated with islam and islamophobia and anti-muslim aidwe see people attacked because of their faith. in my own state of minnesota, a was beaten inn the face with a beer mug. she was severely injured. she forgave her attacker, but it is stuff like this that fuels and set a totone and a tempo whe injuries like that can occur. it happens all over the country. i think once you ask congress to direct the department of defense to single out and scrutinize one religion to the exclusive of others, you're basically promoting anti-muslim sentiment. on therelax consequences ground. plus, i believe it is unconstitutional. by merging a strong no boat and asking my colleagues to say, even if you don't agree with me, would you please stand with your oath to of hold the constitution ? it is a bad thing and we are trying to stand against itit. amy: let me turn to the case of philando castile. the city of saint t anthony will pay nearly $3 million to the family of plaintiff castile to settle a wrongful death lawsuit, less than two weeks after officer jeron

and really look at our role in aiding and abetting this muslim band. the amendment would would enforce executive order 13780 which is known as the muslim band 2.0. financial force on march 6, 2017 this executive order is better known as the muslim band for replacing a broader band in january 2017 by another executive order. the first being created chaos at airports cap thousand stranded as a customs and border control another offices struggled to interpret the broad guidelines. once administration real the first man would not stand up in court because of its unconstitutionality and hateful intent, they issued a retooled muslim band in march of 2017. this continues to significantly flash refugees the united states limit and continues a broadband on visitors from iran, libya, somalia, sudan and libya. while the supreme court allows partial enforcement of the van last month, a nation should be considered by the administrations ca interpretatin that we are closing doors to muslim refugees. i've heard from many constituents and others that they their famili

but i think we need to reflect upon what it would do, and really look at our role in aiding and abetting this muslim ban. my amendment would prohibit funds from being implemented administering or enforcing executive order 13780, which is known as the muslim ban 2.0. signed into force on march 6, 2017, this executive order is better known as the muslim ban for replacing a broader ban designated in january 2017 by another executive order. as you may recall, this first ban created chaos at airports and kept thousands stranded as the customs and border control and other law enforcement officers struggled to really interpret the broad guidelines. once the administration realized their first muslim ban would not stand up in court because of its unconstitutionality and hateful intent, quite frankly, they issued this retooled muslim ban in march 2017. now, this continues to significantly slash the number of refugees the united states will admit and continues a broad ban on visitors from six majority muslim countries. iran, libya, somalia, sudan, syria, and yemen, and while the supreme court allowed partial