Tlaib condemns the agenda of "white supremacy" after New Zealand's attack

representative Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibTlaib condemns the agenda of "white supremacy" after the New Zealand attack on Omar during a shootout in a New Zealand mosque: "We must not live in fear" . Samuel L. Jackson: Trump ruins the planet and all sorts of other things. (D-Mich.), One of two Muslim women sitting in Congress, criticized the "white supremacy" program in the United States after the shooting of two New Zealand mosques on Friday, killing 49 people and killing women. dozens of others injured.

"From Charleston to Pittsburgh, Texas, Oak Creek, New Zealand and many other places, white supremacists are targeting places of worship to promote their violent, racist and terrorist agenda," Tlaib said in a statement. referring to other shooters have targeted places of worship.

"This morning, I tried to hold back my tears by squeezing my two brown and muslim boys a little tighter and longer. The painful loss of life based on hate makes me so angry. I am so angry with those who follow the program of "white supremacy" in my own country, who send the message across the world that such killings are a kind of call to action. "

The New Zealand authorities have announced that four people, including one Australian, were arrested on Friday in connection with the attack.

One suspect wrote an anti-immigrant manifesto of more than 70 pages, which included rhetoric against Muslims and other minorities. He also posted videos and photos of the attack on his social media pages before dismantling them.

The suspect praised President TrumpGovernor Donald Donald TrumpColorado adopts a law on the national popular vote A rabbi from Tree of Life reacts to the New Zealand attack: Like "a horror film again," Graham says he will investigate comments from Rosenstein's 25th Amendment PLUS as a "renewed white identity and common purpose symbol". The suspect also congratulated Dylan Roof, who killed nine African American worshipers in a South Carolina church in 2015.

White House Councilor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe murder in a mosque in New Zealand raises fears among American Muslims Trump claims that he sees no rise in white nationalism after the attack on New Zealand Tlaib condemns the agenda of the "white supremacy" after the attack of New Zealand PLUS said Friday that the suspect of the attack in New Zealand was "wrong" to call Asset a symbol of "white identity".

"He is wrong. The shooter is a perverse and hateful person. He's wrong about it, "Conway told reporters at the White House.

Trump condemned the attack and offered his help to the country's prime minister.