US can deport leader of Wisconsin’s largest mosque on national security grounds, judge rules
A judge has ruled that the US government can move forward with deporting Salah Sarsour, who leads Wisconsin's largest mosque. The government says convictions related to terrorism from decades ago in Israel disqualify him from staying in the country and that he concealed this history when applying for permanent residency. The case centers on whether his past makes him a national security threat to the US.
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