A 56 year old Muslim woman was removed from a rally addressed by Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump in South Carolina.
The woman, Rose Hamid, a flight attendant was wearing a white hijab and a blue tee with words "Salam, I come in peace" printed on it.
She stood up while Trump was speaking about Syrian refugees saying, "they probably are ISIS".
After some supportes began shouting "Trump-Trump", the security escorted Rose Hamid out of the venue, even as she was standing silently.
She was joined by several other protesters, all wearing yellow eight-pointed stars, reminiscent of the six-pointed stars Jews were forced by the Nazis to wear on their clothing during the Holocaust, The Washington Post has reported.
After being escorted out by security officers and campaign representatives, Hamid told CNN in an interview that some of the Trump supporters sitting near her were kind and apologized as she was led out. But she said others accused her of having a bomb or shouted: "Get out!"
"This demonstrates how when you start dehumanizing the other it can turn people into very hateful, ugly people," Hamid told CNN. "It needs to be known."
Donald Trump told the crowd gathered at Rock Hill, South Carolina, that the United States should not allow Syrian refugees in to the country.
Trump announced last year that if he becomes the president, the will temporarily ban muslims from entering the country.
