Donald Trump's call for a temporary ban on foreign Muslims entering the US may have caused controversy around the world, but it's been popular with many conservative Americans.

The frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination says it's a matter of security. His critics warn it's a bigoted proposal that plays on voters' ignorance about the religion.

The BBC's Rajini Vaidyanathan went for an unlikely brunch with a Donald Trump supporter, a Muslim refugee from Syria and the Alabama pastor who is trying to bridge the divide.

You can follow Rajini @rajiniv

Join the debate over divided America at bbc.com/US2016live.

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