Haley rejects Trump's proposed Muslim ban, DeSantis says 'limits' needed
Crossing into the second hour of the debate, attention turned to Trump as Haley was asked if she agreed with his plan to bring back and expand his restrictions on immigration from Muslim countries.
Haley said there shouldn't be a straight ban on immigrants from Muslim countries, but rather a review of countries that have terrorist activity and represent a threat to the U.S.
"You look at what came across the southern border, what worries me the most are those that came from Iran, from Yemen, from Lebanon, those areas where they say 'death to America,'" she said. "That's where you want to be careful. It's not about a religion. It's about a fact that certain countries are dangerous and are threats to us."
DeSantis then stepped in, saying he would take it further.
"It's not just terrorism though," DeSantis said, adding: "There needs to be limits on immigration, and we should not be importing people from cultures that are hostile."
-ABC News' Alexandra Hutzler