How to ‘war with terrorism’ for student deportations in the United States Control News

Assad Dandia, in March 2012, when he received a message from a young man named Shamiur Rahman, there was no reason to suspect the state control was under the sober eye.

The Rahman simply seemed interested in deepening his relations with Islam and participating in charity. As a Muslim community organizer in New York City, Dandia was pleased to help.

The young man was regularly regularly in the meetings, social events and social members of the society. Rahman even had a night in Dandia’s family.

However, in seven months, Rahman admitted social media: New York City Police Department (NYPD) was a secret information.

Dandia claims that the Muslim communities canceled Muslim communities for the observation of Muslim communities as part of the United States in the United States in the United States.

Four years later, the city settled, agreed to protect against political and religious activities.

However, Dandia, from abroad sees the echo of the experience of Palestinian student protests in the current detention.

It is among the activists and experts that have increased patterns and experiences from the main features of the “terrorist war”, the widespread use of the chief executive power.

“I endured me today because the students continue to date today,” Dandia said.

He noted that a lawyer representing him, Mahmud Khalil, University of Columbia and Palatedian Palitious working in the work of Mahmud Khalil, who fought in deportation for the activity of Palitious.

President Donald Trumman accused the leadership of Khalil to prosecute him or leave the lawsuit to justify the lawsuit.

Dandia, Muslims, Arab and immigrant communities are the common issue between the experience of confidence. “Only if it is attempted to Trump now, even if there is a long time with traditions and policies.”

From neighbors to enemies

Scientists and analysts say that one of the reports is a rigid immigration application against rhetoric.

One of the beginning of the “terrorist war”, one of the attacks dated September 11, 2001 targeted New York.

In the following days, former President George W Bush, the leadership of the Muslim, allegedly related to terrorism, began to arrest immigrants with the number of immigrants from Arab and South Asian communities.

The American Immigration Council, located in Washington, estimates that 1,200 people were arrested in the initial broom. Many have been deported as a result.

However, immigration raids did not result in a single conviction against terrorism. One 2004 sheet According to the American Civil Needling Union (ACLU), the government said, despite the deportations such as “related to the investigation of September 11.”

“After almost 9/11, Muslim communities trauma the attack on the city, but a correspondent, the author of terrorism, the author of terrorism, said.

The Aimble Report, some of those detained were liberated from loneliness and were allowed to leave their cells on their hands and legs. Some were detained after the government had no mistakes to them.

Fear in ‘homeland’

Historical professor of New York University, Nikhil Singh, the time we increased its height, the United States has caused enemies in their communities.

“The dispute that combating these non-governmental groups without the US non-governmental groups has begun to start the fight against those enemies, including the ‘homeland’, including Singh.

Posted by prisons on September 11, the suspects were implemented in the extensive view of September 11 to substantiate the lack of the process.

“Many of the events are at the same time in the meantime, this dispute is responsible for maintaining the country’s security, and therefore, the main rights must be ignored and constrainting limits.”

Ecenberg, who was the executive art in the New York branch of the ACU, extends outside the “terrorist war” for the national security issues of the immigrant communities.

“The origin of the police and control and control works, the origin of the secret work targeting immigrant groups goes to the beginning of the 20th century.

Over time, these transactions aims to target new sources of potential opposition: communists, civil rights activists and black pants among others.

However, he added that the “war of terrorism” noted the exacerbation of this aim. And these types of actions can be constantly affected by communities.

ACLU notes that a few years after the September 11 attacks, more than a third of Pakistani in the neighborhood of Brooklyn, known as “Minor Pakistan”, or chose to leave the area.

Later, in 2012, when the government spied on the organization of Dandia, donations began to dry and meet their meetings to meet outside the mosque.

No one was charged with criminal charges. However, due to Dandia, the impact of control caused the organization to close its doors.

“People always ask this question: Why should you worry if you don’t do anything wrong?” said Dandia. “But it is the government that decides what is true and wrong.”

Increased attacks

Critics under the Trump management said that the claims of the allegations of terrorism were seized as an excuse to silence the claims of uncertainty.

In a statement about the arrest of Khalil, the Department of Homeland Security claimed The Palestinian armed group protested against the war on Gaza showed that he showed “aligned” with Hamas.

On Wednesday, masked federal agents also arrested a 30-year-old Turkish postgraduate named Rumeysa Ozürk and took him to the street near Tufts University and went to dinner near the University of Tufts.

In this case, the Patriotic Security Department also accused the participation of “Hamas support” and in the activities of Hamas without proposal.

The United States has been appointed a foreign terrorist organization Hamas since 1997. The US law prohibits citizens and residents from providing “financial support” to such organizations.

However, Professor of Law and History in Yale University, Shamuel Moyn, said they could not meet the last arrests.

“Terrible thing, even the lawsuit of the material supporting the material in terrorism, he claimed to accuse people of terrorism,” said Moyn al Issu. “These meetings are relied on the claim that it is compared to US foreign policy.”

Singh noted that the seemingly prisoner arrests were attacked by Trump’s “terrorist war” inheritance, their goals, including immigration.

“It is an immigration agenda with war with terrorism,” Singh said. “The previous traditional constitutional constitutional rights include flicking slowly, the second gives you a framework for the power of presidency.”

Although not disclosed, Ackerman said that the presidential government could lead to a wide range of immigrant communities, even outside the immigrant communities, even for abuse of immigrant communities.

“In the absence of no responsibility for institutional abuse, these abuses will continue, and they will be strengthened.” “It’s not just a scary war, but not a very harmful history.”

“If you can say that you can say that you can say that you can say what you can say on a placard, there is nothing you can really do to say that you reject your strength to follow the benefit of the terrorist organization.”