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Trump Says He's Waiting For 'Easy D' And Everyone Had The Same Reaction

Trump Says He's Waiting For 'Easy D' And Everyone Had The Same Reaction

Of Course.

Mark McGowan

Mark McGowan

We live in a world where if we're presented with an opportunity for cheap, immature laughs, then it's likely to be taken.

For instance, if a teacher, lecturer or boss manages to say "do do", it's still - no matter what your age - near impossible to keep your laughter under wraps. It's just the way we're programmed, and I don't think I'd have it any other way.

So, when the President of the United States begins to chat about things that - in certain situations - could mean 'penis', then what do you expect other than for people to make jokes?

Earlier today he took to Twitter to defend an executive order he recently signed, banning people from seven muslim-majority countries entering the US. He said there had been a "big increase in traffic into [the] country".

He also pointed out that the order is running into a few issues, and that therefore he thinks there needs to be an easy decision made on it.

Or, as he put it, an 'easy D'.

Credit: Twitter

"Oi, oi! Trump is after an easy D, is he?" came social media's collective response...

Trump's decision to sign the executive order came under fire last month, including from high-profile figures like Sir Mo Farrah and Rihanna.

Farrah, a British passport holder, currently resides in America and has done for the last six years, but is believed to be training in Ethiopia at the moment.

Because of his dual-citizenship with Somalia, one of the countries included in the ban, Farrah is worried that he won't be allowed to re-enter the States, meaning he'll be separated from his family.

On the other hand, Trump and his many supporters believe that the order will help to prevent terrorism in the country.

Last week US District Judge James Robert issued a temporary restraining order, ruling that the ban would be immediately stopped.

Within a matter of hours, the government alerted airlines via conference call to allow barred passengers to fly.

The White House responded with a statement late Friday saying the Department of Justice would file an emergency halt of Robert's order, calling it "outrageous."

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In a 90-page lawsuit, Attorney Ferguson claims Trump and his administration violate Constitutional protections for religious freedom.

White House attorneys claimed that Washington state is not able to impeach the President and his policies.

"Every President over the last 30 years has invoked this authority to suspend or impose restrictions on the entry of certain aliens or classes of aliens, in some instances including classifications based on nationality," the brief reads.

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Attorney Ferguson, who filed his lawsuit on Monday, said: "I want to be very clear, what the judge announced today was nationwide the president's executive order does not apply."

President Trump's executive order banned immigration for those from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen for 90 days.

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Topics: Donald Trump