In Minnesota,10 young menof Somali or Oromo descent have been charged with conspiring to travel to the Middle East to join ISIS. Six pleaded guilty, three were convicted and a 10th is believed dead. In addition, more than 20 young men traveled to Somalia to join the ranks of the terror group al-Shabab starting in 2007.

Dayur said he feels like Trump was painting all Muslims with a broad brush. A student at Central Middle School in Eden Prairie, Dayur said he's experienced discrimination based on his religion.

One day, Dayur said, a kid came up to him while he walked down the hall. "And he said, 'Why do your people attack us for no reason," said Dayur, who began to get choked up. "I just walked away. I didn't know what to do."

Dayur said he told the school's principal and he's had no problems since then. And he said the school is very accepting and allows him to pray during the day.

Dayur spoke at a press conference on Friday hosted by CAIR, the Council on American Islamic Relations. At the press conference, several other young Muslims called on Trump to apologize for comments he's made, which they say denigrate Islam and Muslims.

A spokesman for Trump's Minnesota campaign said the candidate would not respond to comments made by CAIR. However, NPRreportedthat during a campaign rally Thursday night, Trump admitted he sometimes chooses the "wrong words," although he didn't specify which comments he regretted.

This is not the first time Dayur has criticized a Republican candidate. Last year, Dayurmade a videoto respond to Ben Carson after the Republican presidential hopeful said he couldn't vote for a Muslim as president.