Video: Islamic Society of Tulsa, CAIR Press Conference for Broken Arrow Mosque Lawsuit
CAIR: Oklahoma city sued for discrimination over mosque denial – AsAmNews
CAIR: McKinney City Council unanimously approves mosque site plan after raucous meeting – Dallas Morning News
Outside of Texas, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, CAIR, and the Islamic Society of Tulsa announced this week they are suing the City of Broken Arrow for denying the latter group a rezoning application to build a mosque, citing religious freedom laws.
CAIR: New initiative launches to encourage Muslim Americans to vote – The Center Square
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization in the U.S., launched Muslims.Vote, a non-partisan civic engagement campaign to equip American Muslims with tools and resources to vote.
CAIR Voter Campaign in New York Times
CAIR: Robocall by Muslim group aims to reach 48,000 voters – Detroit News
CAIR: National Muslim group denounces ‘hateful’ comments against Lake Norman mosque – Charlotte Observer
CAIR-NC: ‘We are human beings’: American Islamic Council saddened by comments made by Mooresville residents opposed to mosque development – Queen City News
CAIR: Detentions of International Scholars at Airports Raise Alarm – Inside Higher Ed
“No researcher, student, worker, or community member should be subjected to this kind of traumatic detention while boarding a domestic flight,” according to a statement from Zainab Chaudry, the Maryland director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, one of the groups that demanded Ameaka’s release. “Her release is welcome news, but it does not erase the fear and uncertainty inflicted on Dr. Ameaka, her family, her colleagues, and countless immigrants who now worry that ordinary travel could lead to sudden detention.”