
When states label civil rights groups as threats: history, patterns, and consequences
The lawsuits filed by CAIR against Florida and Texas do not exist in isolation. They fit into a longer American pattern where minority advocacy organizations

The lawsuits filed by CAIR against Florida and Texas do not exist in isolation. They fit into a longer American pattern where minority advocacy organizations

1. The constitutional issue is real and serious Under US law, only the federal government, through the State Department under the Immigration and Nationality Act,
Illinois Landlord Sentenced to 53 Years for Hate-Crime Killing of Muslim Child JOLIET, Ill. — An Illinois landlord who killed a 6-year-old Muslim boy and
2023 Protests Against Inclusive School Curricula in U.S. Suburbs In 2023, out of the blue, there was an eruption of protests from parents about public
Recent reports about Noora Shalash being the Director of Government Affairs for CAIR-Kentucky are inaccurate and require clarification. The Facts Misinformation Spread The mischaracterization of
In the bustling bazaar of American politics, the aroma of change is in the air, carried by the potent voices of Muslim-American voters. – Pixabay

There is a phrase that has followed Muslim organizations for years, despite never resulting in charges, trials, or convictions: “unindicted co-conspirator.” To the average reader,
MAHA HILALON 9/17/19 AT 10:36 AM EDT On Wednesday, September 4th, Judge Anthony Trenga of the U.S District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
Police are searching for a man who allegedly made threats to the Council on American-Islamic Relations. News4’s Cory Smith reports. (Published Thursday, Oct 25, 2018
A Warren official whom the Michigan chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations called on to resign for making anti-Muslim comments on social media stepped