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Funny, I'm weighing kicking their sorry, stinking asses outta the US at the same time.

I recall during WWII that the Japanese Americans were locked up for just being Japanese, not for speaking out about how they hated America. The Muslims have done far more than the Japanese, and we still let them wander free. Can you say "house arrest"?

The Japanese being put in relocation centers saved many of them and their families from being beaten and lynched in the streets as many desired to do. The transport buses taking them to the relocation centers were even attacked with rocks and bottles. The history of the relocation and isolation of Japanese-Americans in WWII omits this reason why this was done so in addition to the possible threat they posed to national security. Also, completely forgotten is the fact that we also isolated and relocated many German and Italian Americans. Many of them were not just relocated, but permanently deported. In our current situation, which is war, anyone Muslim or not that either sympathizes with or poses a credible security risk should be imprisoned. Anyone foreign national doing so should be immediately deported after a thorough interrogation and investigation. Finally, anyone who gives comfort, shelter, aid, or assistance to the enemies of the United States should be tried for treason and upon a verdict of guilt, be executed. Note that this condition applies to peacetime as well as war, but in recent times the execution of traitors has been abandoned which is a very serious mistake and has come back to haunt us. For the survival and progress of a nation and a free people, traitors among us cannot be allowed to remain.