Do you find the practice of detaining a person in airports acceptable in the United States on the basis of their religion? They could detain individuals on the basis of the way they are dressed. For instance, a Muslim may wear a headscarf known as a hijab. (On the other hand, a Christian may be identified in a Muslim country by his or her wearing a cross.)

If so, leave some reasons. If not, leave some reasons

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Reagan Rubio

4 July, 21:59

Do you find the practice of detaining a person in airports acceptable in the United States on the basis of their religion? They could detain individuals on the basis of the way they are dressed. For instance, a Muslim may wear a headscarf known as a hijab. (On the other hand, a Christian may be identified in a Muslim country by his or her wearing a cross.)

If so, leave some reasons. If not, leave some reasons

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Gracie Bryan · Answer 1

I think the answer is No Reasons: - 1st amendment says everyone has the freedom of religion. - This could be considered religious discrimination and religious bias. This is because you would be assuming that because of being muslim, this person could commit a crime, when anyone else could also do that.