“Anti-Muslim”, “Anti-Female” Trump Makes Critics Look Foolish When he Does THIS for Group of Afghan SchoolgirlsA group of six, teen, Afghan girls was denied US visas to compete in an international robotics competition in Washington DC. When President Trump found out, he overrode the decision and allowed them to come to the US on a system called  parole  which allows them to stay in the for 10 days without a visa. President Trump took a lot of heat for his supposedly  anti-Muslim  travel ban and criticized for now supporting women or the sciences but his actions have proven speak louder than the voices of his critics. The State Department worked incredibly well with the Department of Homeland Security to ensure that this case was reviewed and handled appropriately,  Dina Powell, Trump s deputy national security adviser for strategy, said in a statement.  We could not be prouder of this delegation of young women who are also scientists   they represent the best of the Afghan people and embody the promise that their aspirations can be fulfilled. They are future leaders of Afghanistan and strong ambassadors for their country. The girls, who are from western Afghanistan s Herat area, reportedly leaped over multiple obstacles to build a ball-sorting robot for the FIRST Global Challenge, which is set for July 16-18 in Washington, D.C.Equipment sent to them got stuck in customs, so they improvised and used household items instead. To apply for their visas at the U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan, they traveled hundreds of miles   twice   to Kabul, the Afghan capital, despite facing potential dangers on the road.Although the girls were first barred from the United States, their robot was not. If they hadn t been allowed to come to America, the girls planned to watch their creation compete via Skype.  Politicoleft-news
trump makes critics look foolish when does this group afghan schoolgirl group six teen afghan girls denied us visas compete international robotics competition washington dc when president trump found override decision allowed come us system called parole allows stay days without visa president trump took lot heat supposedly travel ban criticized supporting women sciences actions proven speak louder voices critics the state department worked incredibly well department homeland security ensure case reviewed handled appropriately dia powell trump deputy national security adviser strategy said statement we could producer delegation young women also scientists represent best afghan people embody promise aspirations fulfilled they future leaders afghanistan strong ambassadors country the girls western afghanistan heart area reportedly leased multiple obstacles build robot first global challenge set july washington sent got stuck customs improvised used household items instead to apply visas embassy afghanistan traveled hundreds miles twice kabul afghan capital despite facing potential dangers girls first barred united states robot if allowed come america girls planned watch creation compete via style
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: “Anti-Muslim”, “Anti-Female” Trump Makes Critics Look Foolish When he Does THIS for Group of Afghan SchoolgirlsA group of six, teen, Afghan girls was denied US visas to compete in an international robotics competition in Washington DC. When President Trump found out, he overrode the decision and allowed them to come to the US on a system called  parole  which allows them to stay in the for 10 days without a visa. President Trump took a lot of heat for his supposedly  anti-Muslim  travel ban and criticized for now supporting women or the sciences but his actions have proven speak louder than the voices of his critics. The State Department worked incredibly well with the Department of Homeland Security to ensure that this case was reviewed and handled appropriately,  Dina Powell, Trump s deputy national security adviser for strategy, said in a statement.  We could not be prouder of this delegation of young women who are also scientists   they represent the best of the Afghan people and embody the promise that their aspirations can be fulfilled. They are future leaders of Afghanistan and strong ambassadors for their country. The girls, who are from western Afghanistan s Herat area, reportedly leaped over multiple obstacles to build a ball-sorting robot for the FIRST Global Challenge, which is set for July 16-18 in Washington, D.C.Equipment sent to them got stuck in customs, so they improvised and used household items instead. To apply for their visas at the U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan, they traveled hundreds of miles   twice   to Kabul, the Afghan capital, despite facing potential dangers on the road.Although the girls were first barred from the United States, their robot was not. If they hadn t been allowed to come to America, the girls planned to watch their creation compete via Skype.  Politicoleft-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: trump makes critics look foolish when does this group afghan schoolgirl group six teen afghan girls denied us visas compete international robotics competition washington dc when president trump found override decision allowed come us system called parole allows stay days without visa president trump took lot heat supposedly travel ban criticized supporting women sciences actions proven speak louder voices critics the state department worked incredibly well department homeland security ensure case reviewed handled appropriately dia powell trump deputy national security adviser strategy said statement we could producer delegation young women also scientists represent best afghan people embody promise aspirations fulfilled they future leaders afghanistan strong ambassadors country the girls western afghanistan heart area reportedly leased multiple obstacles build robot first global challenge set july washington sent got stuck customs improvised used household items instead to apply visas embassy afghanistan traveled hundreds miles twice kabul afghan capital despite facing potential dangers girls first barred united states robot if allowed come america girls planned watch creation compete via style