Republican U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump signs autographs at a campaign rally in Phoenix, Arizona, June 18, 2016. REUTERS/Nancy Wiechec
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama, his vice president and defence secretary took aim on Monday at policies of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump they said would alienate Muslims globally along with U.S. allies and neighbours.
In a speech focusing on national security at a think tank in Washington, Vice President Joe Biden said Trump's calls to bar the entry of Muslims and to profile Muslim Americans reflected the politics of fear and intolerance.
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