london british lawmakers monday debate petition ban u.s. republican presidential candidate donald trump britain remark muslims describe comment crazy offensive say ban would go free speech members parliament say trump allow britain view could challenge ban would give publicity britain get involve u.s. affairs trump cause outrage last month comment muslims ban enter unite state speak 14 people die shoot spree california two muslims fbi say radicalize comment prompt half million britons sign petition call bar enter country business interest three-hour debate saw lawmakers side criticize trump comment follow vote many lawmakers speak ban want see donald trump come country ... want get sense fury frustration xenophobic remark say gavin robinson lawmaker northern ireland democratic unionist party interior minister theresa may issue order ban entry britain prime minister david cameron say trump comment divisive unhelpful wrong back idea bar immigration minister jam brokenshire say government comment consider exclusion say frank open exchange view effective way influence trump u.s. remain important bilateral partner uk interest engage presidential candidates democratic republican even though may disagree profoundly important issue say believe american people hold account bad politics ... intervene electoral process countries say conservative lawmaker tom tugendhat speak passionately favor ban trump however say treat differently others ban similar view think would happen current climate come ... preach message divisive hate say jack dromey opposition labour party spokesman home affairs someone come shore demonize muslim community would fundamentally wrong would undermine safety security citizens risk prepare take ... think donald trump allow within 1,000 miles shore trump threaten cancel 700 million pound billion plan investments golf course scotland ban trump international golf link scotland say statement absurd valuable parliamentary time waste debate matter raise part american presidential election additional report stephen addison edit michael holden janet lawrence sap sponsor coverage independently produce staff reuters news agency british lawmakers debate ban trump muslim comment