Meanwhile, Trump continues to push for a temporary travel ban to the United States for citizens of a handful of nations rife with terrorism. While a lower court on Monday blocked the ban, the issue is expected to make its way to the Supreme Court.
Earlier this month, a major terror attack in London made global headlines, after Islamist terrorists carried out a strike on a crowded shopping area in London, using a van to plow through throngs of tourists and locals on London Bridge. Several men then jumped out of the van and went on a rampage, stabbing people with knives.
The incident, which left seven dead and four dozen injured, came just two weeks after a terrorist bomb killed nearly two dozen people at a concert in Manchester in central UK.
The attack caused Trump to double down on his calls for a travel ban from those nations. Critics said the ban will do little to curb the terror threat, as attacks can come from individuals living inside the United States.
Others have called for more surveillance of the Muslim community in the United States, and for efforts by law enforcement to gain the trust of American Muslims so that potential terrorists might more easily be identified.
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