The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hand a decision on the Muslim ban case any day now – maybe even tomorrow. President Donald J. Trump, meanwhile, is doing his side no favors. He reportedly compared the cruel and inhumane ban to his highly controversial policy of family separation at the southern border.  

Tonight, President Donald J. Trump is scheduled to have Ramadan iftar with American Muslims at the White House – an annual tradition since Bill Clinton’s presidency that Trump skipped last year. But given Trump’s anti-Muslim policy and rhetoric, the Muslim community is pushing back. 

A recent Washington Post op-ed reiterated an important issue in America today: Regardless of how the U.S. Supreme Court rules in the Muslim ban case, the United States still has a long way to go in combating Islamophobia.