died for." Lebanese Canadian ice hockey player, Nazem Kadri, called the ban "unfortunate." The soccer community spoke out with Michael Bradley, the captain of the United States men's national soccer team, writing that he was "sad and embarrassed" by the executive order, adding that "the Muslim ban is just the latest example of someone who couldn't be more out of touch with our country and the right way to move forward," while Becky Sauerbrunn, the co-captain of the United States women's national soccer team, called the executive order "un-American." Alejandro Bedoya, Darlington Nagbe, and Sacha Kljestan supported Bradley's sentiments, with Bedoya saying, "[Our national team] is the epitome of diversity in America and what America's all about." Unlike his teammates, Geoff Cameron spoke out in support of the executive order, saying, "A temporary pause on immigration for the purpose of evaluating and improving vetting procedures makes sense." Members of the basketball community also spoke out to condemn the executive order. Basketball Hall of Famer Hakeem Olajuwon, who is Nigerian American, said, "I can't believe it's actually happening that he's trying to implement that." Magic Johnson called the order "un-American" and said, "[Trump] must stop acting like a dictator." Steve Nash wrote, "Freedom and liberty [are] packing up their things." Nazr Mohammed wrote, "It's a tough day when you find out that so many people that you thought were fans or friends really hate you and everything you believe in." Enes Kanter, who is Turkish, wrote, "I am still in disbelief about the [Muslim ban]." Jeremy Lin, who is Chinese American, apologized to people affected by the executive order, then added, "This is for real getting out of control." Rondae Hollis-Jefferson called the executive order "BS." Luol Deng, who is British Sudanese, said, "Refugees are productive members of society. It's important we humanize the experience of others." Kyle Lowry said, "Our country is the land of the free and for that to happen, I think is bullshit." Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri called the order "ridiculous." Alexander Lasry, the senior vice president of the Milwaukee Bucks, wrote, "This is not who we are as a country and doesn't live up to our ideals." Steve Kerr, the head coach of the Golden State Warriors, said, "What's happening right now is really scary and disconcerting." Stan Van Gundy, the head coach of the Detroit Pistons, compared the order to Japanese internment during World