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A '''Muslim registry''' would be a government-maintained database where people whose country of origin [[Islam]] is the dominant [[political]] and legal system, or people who identify as adherents to Islam and reside in or are visiting the country maintaining the database. The objective would be toward preventing Muslim terrorism in the host country.   

A '''Muslim registry''' would be a government-maintained database where people whose country of origin [[Islam]] is the dominant [[political]] and legal system, or people who identify as adherents to Islam and reside in or are visiting the country maintaining the database. The claimed purpose would be to preventing Muslim terrorism in the host country.  It has been repeatedly discussed in the United States following the [[September 11, 2001 attacks]] that were carried out by [[Islamic terrorist]]s.  People who oppose such a registry claim that it violates the [[First Amendment]] right to freedom of religion.

==Bush administration==

==Bush administration==

==Discussion and controversy==

==Discussion and controversy==

United States citizens who are Muslims were not covered by NSEERS.  Neither were the people who carried out domestic terrorism in the United States since September 11, 2001, including the Boston Marathon bombings, the San Bernadino attack, or the Orlando Florida attack.

United States citizens who are Muslims were not covered by NSEERS.  Neither were the people who carried out domestic terrorism in the United States since September 11, 2001, including the Boston Marathon bombings, the San Bernadino attack, or the Orlando Florida attack.

===Naturalization and citizenship===

===Naturalization and citizenship===