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A Month of Islam in America: November 2019
November was all about elections - and Muslims, particularly terror-linked Muslim organizations operating in the U.S. - continued using elections to establish their goal of a sharia state in America. They are ahead of schedule.
26 Muslims in 9 States Won Elections on Nov 5 According to Terror-linked CAIR
Virginia: Daughter of terror-linked Muslim wins school board seat, Muslim Brotherhood praises
Maine and Minnesota Two Somali-Muslim refugees win city council seats
They’ll use any means necessary.
Minneapolis: Muslim charged with felonies - helped at least 13 people cast fraudulent ballots in 2018
And they are ambitious:
Terror-linked CAIR exec working to get 30 Muslims in Congress, at least 2 senators, federal judges and a Muslim SCOTUS.
Click any link below for more details and link to original source.
Jihad in America
Ohio: Muslim Pleads Guilty in al Qaeda Plot to Bomb July 4th Parade in Cleveland
“We serve Allah…We fight our enemies. We destroy them and destroy those who try to oppose…” Demetrius Nathaniel Pitts, aka Abdur Raheem Rafeeq, aka Salah ad-Deen Osama Waleed, 50, pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization, threats against the President of the United States and threats against family members of the President of the United States.
Florida: Muslim Arrested for Plotting Jihad Bombings Against College Deans
Salman Rashid wanted the “establishment of Islamic law” and plotted to bomb deans at two of his former south Florida colleges.
New York: Brooklyn Man Arrested - Encouraged ISIS Supporters to Attack NYC Subway System
Zachary Clark aka Umar Kabir aka Umar Shishani aka Abu Talha “provided instructions for how to plan attacks on U.S. soil, encouraging ISIS supporters to attack in well-populated locations.”
Chicago: Muslim Student at DePaul Univ. Charged with Attempting to Support Islamic State (ISIS)
“In sha allah it won’t happen but if Allah wills it, I will make the jihad” ~ Thomas Osadzinski
Missouri: Bosnian Muslim Refugee Gets 8 Years for Providing Material Support to Islamic Terrorists
Ramiz Zijad Hodzic, aka Siki Ramiz Hodzic, 45, of St. Louis County, Missouri, was sentenced to 96 months in prison for conspiring to provide material support to terrorists and providing material support to terrorists.
Indiana: ISIS Wife Pleads Guilty to Concealing Terrorism Financing
Samantha El-hassani knowingly financed her jihadi husband’s terror and her son made jihadi videos. He’s back in the U.S. too.
Chicago: Gang leader arrested for sending money to Islamic State (ISIS)
The gang requires all new members to convert.Brown, who goes by Abdul Ja’Me, handed over $500 on three occasions this year to someone he believed would wire it to an Islamic State fighter, the complaint says.
California: Muslim Who Facilitated Travel of 2 U.S. Citizens to Join ISIS Extradited to San Diego
All the Muslims aided by Abdullahi were reportedly killed waging jihad for ISIS.
Texas: Muslim charged with conspiring to “honor kill” sister who converted to Christianity
Nadia Irsan is now accused of a more serious offense — conspiring with her father, stepmother and brother in the family-run criminal plot that ended with the two fatal shootings.
She is one of two people with open cases tied to the murders, which occurred after sister Nesreen Irsan left the family’s rural Montgomery County compound and converted from Islam to Christianity.
More Jihad in America:
New York: Muslim teen who threw eggs at Brooklyn synagogue and Jewish woman, arrested on hate crime charges
”Strict Muslim” who admitted self-proclaimed “jihad” killing spree returned to Seattle to face 3 murder charges
Milwaukee: Trial for Muslim who plotted shooting up Masonic Center to “defend Islam” is delayed
Minnesota: Muslim brothers charged with trying to export drone tech to terror group Hizbollah
Michigan: Iranian immigrant engineer stole trade secrets, sent to brother in Iran, wife
Previous monthly reports here.
Immigration Jihad also known as Hijra:
Texas: 7 Muslims Arrested as Part of Brazil-based Illegal Alien Smuggling Ring
California: 4 Afghan Refugees Arrested in Massive Int’l Stolen Cellphone Ring
Ohio: Immigrant who illegally exported goods to Iran gets just 20 months in prison
Two "U.S. Citizens” Charged in Scheme to Impersonate U.S. Officials and Defraud Iraqis
Changing America by Changing the People - from Manassas, Virginia to Missoula, Montana
New Jersey: Turns out Prospect Park mayor who complained about DHS questioning has a history of jihad support
Utah: Imam Loses Appeal of ‘Suspected Terrorist’ Watchlist Challenge
Utah: $3.2M mosque will be state’s largest, will make “a bold statement,” says imam
Rape Jihad in America:
Ohio: Authorities seek Muslim Uber driver indicted for rape
Arizona: Egyptian imam accused of sexual battery, child abuse, misappropriation of charitable funds
California: NPR-featured Muslim preacher fired after allegations of misconduct
Virginia: Pakistani doctor jailed, sterilized women, performed hysterectomies without their consent
Jihad and Sharia in American Education:
Philadelphia commission looks the other way on Muslim school kid’s “chop off their heads” song
Chicago: New Muslim College Run by Muslim from Terror-linked CAIR, ISNA
Maryland: Muslims ask for no AP testing - for anyone - on last day of Ramadan
BONUS VIDEO: Islamic Indoctrination in American Schools
Chicago History Museum shares stories of ‘American Medina’ in new Islamic exhibit
Dhimmitude and Jihad in Government
Trump Admin Approves HAMAS-linked CAIR to Train U.S. Customs and Border Patrol Officers
Why Did the U.S. Government Provide Visas to Affiliates of a Designated Foreign Terrorist Organization?
Kentucky: Dem challenger for Senate attended dinner hosted by terror-linked Muslim group CAIR
Florida: Crime Stoppers Of Miami-Dade County Has Islamic Terror Supporter on Their Board
Silicon Valley Jihad:
Two Muslim Twitter employees arrested, recruited by Saudis to spy on users
After threats from Congress, Twitter finally bans Hamas and Hezb'allah terror groups
Legal or Litigation Jihad in America:
Minnesota: Civil Rights Lawsuit Filed by Grandmother Threatened with Prosecution for Filming Mosque Violations
A big win in what appears to be a losing battle:
Judge Rules That Muslim Woman Who Left U.S. for ISIS is Not An American Citizen, No Right to Return
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Previous monthly reports here.
#Islam#Jihad#Muslim#Sharia#Immigration#Legal#News#Politics#Media#Mosque#Travel#Religion#Elections#Monthly
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Somali, Algerian and Iranian arrested for smuggling scores of illegals from Africa and Middle East into Brazil, and ultimately the US
Among the immigrants said to have been sent to the US are two Somalis arrested by the US police over suspected terrorist.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Earlier today, extensive coordination and cooperation efforts between United States and Brazilian law enforcement and prosecution authorities culminated in the Brazil Federal Police (DPF) conducting a significant enforcement operation to disrupt and dismantle a transnational criminal organization. The human smuggling organization targeted is alleged to be responsible for the illicit smuggling of scores of individuals from East Africa and the Middle East, into Brazil, and ultimately to the United States. The enforcement operation included the execution of multiple search warrants and the arrests of three prolific, Brazil-based human smugglers on Brazilian charges: Abdifatah Hussein Ahmed (a Somalian national); Abdessalem Martani (an Algerian national); and Mohsen Khademi Manesh (an Iranian national).
“We commend today’s efforts by our Brazilian counterparts to take decisive action under their recently enacted human smuggling laws against criminal networks that threaten the national security of Brazil, the United States and other nations,” said Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division. “Such collaborative efforts with our foreign law enforcement partners show our collective resolve to hold international human smugglers to account to the fullest extent of the law.”
Assistance provided by U.S. authorities was coordinated under the Extraterritorial Criminal Travel Strike Force (ECT) program, a joint partnership between the Justice Department, Criminal Division’s Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section (HRSP) and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). The ECT program focuses on human smuggling networks that may present particular national security or public safety risks, or present grave humanitarian concerns. ECT has dedicated investigative, intelligence and prosecutorial resources. ECT coordinates and receives assistance from other U.S. government agencies and foreign law enforcement authorities.
HSI Boston led U.S. investigative support efforts, working in concert with HSI Brasilia, HSI San Diego, the HSI Human Smuggling Unit ECT program, Enforcement and Removal Operations, the International Organized Crime Intelligence and Operations Center, the HSI Liaison to the U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Southern Command, Operation CITADEL, BITMAP, and the National Targeting Center – Investigations. The Justice Department, both Criminal Division’s HRSP and the Office of International Affairs, provided significant legal and other assistance in this matter.
And the press release via Agencia Brasil: Brazil police crack down on group sending Africans to US
Brazil’s Federal Police this morning (Aug 20) served three arrest warrants and six search and seizure orders in an operation targeting human smuggling in São Paulo city.
In a joint effort with US authorities, the crackdown, launched in July 2018, uncovered a scheme aimed at sending foreigners from São Paulo to the US. Intercepted e-mail and telephone conversations revealed that the group produced counterfeit Brazilian visas and passports in Eastern African countries.
People were taken to São Paulo, southeast Brazil, then sent to Acre, a Brazilian state in the north, to cross the border to Peru. From there, they would proceed north on land up to the US–Mexican border.
Among the immigrants said to have been sent to the US are two Somalis arrested by the US police over suspected terrorist.
h/t @BensmanTodd
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In Mexico’s Border City, Haitians Hailed as Success Story
Associated Press, Nov. 22, 2018
TIJUANA, Mexico--A few blocks from a shelter housing members of a Central American migrant caravan sits the first Haitian restaurant to open in Tijuana, a bustling eatery that has come to symbolize an immigrant success story in this Mexican border city where Haitians are now a part of the fabric, landing jobs, studying and marrying locals.
Tijuana welcomed thousands of Haitians to pursue a scaled-down American dream south of the border after the U.S. closed its doors on them more than two years ago. But it has not shown the same tolerance so far toward the Central Americans, who have met official complaints and anti-caravan protests even though most of the people in this city are migrants or the offspring of migrants.
That’s raising questions about how the newest group will integrate if it doesn’t don’t get into the U.S. or return home.
Tijuana Mayor Juan Manuel Gastelum has made a point of saying the city is not happy with the caravan migrants who began arriving last week, and he compared the Central American group unfavorably with the roughly 3,000 Haitians who ended up staying after their bid to reach the U.S. failed.
“The Haitians arrived with their papers, with a clear vision,” Gastelum said in an interview posted on the city’s Facebook page. They came “in an orderly way, they never asked us for food or shelter,” renting apartments and making their own food. He said the Haitians found jobs and “inserted themselves in the city’s economy” and had not been involved in any disturbances.
By contrast, Gastelum said, the caravan of Central Americans “had arrived all of sudden, with a lot of people--not all ... but a lot--were aggressive and cocky.”
Victor Clark-Alfaro, a professor of Latin American studies at San Diego State University who lives in Tijuana, attributes the backlash to the way the caravan arrived--suddenly with thousands pouring in. Others point to social media and the hostile rhetoric of U.S. President Donald Trump, who said it harbored criminals and gang members and was planning an “invasion.”
Many also say the actions of a few are tarnishing the image of the roughly 4,000 migrants who are camped in Tijuana. In the past week, city officials have arrested three dozen caravan members for drug possession, public intoxication, disturbing the peace and resisting police, and said they would be deported to their home countries.
It’s also only been months since an earlier caravan of Central Americans arrived, and some of them are still in the city waiting to get asylum in the U.S. That has added to fears here that it could be the start of a never-ending deluge.
U.S. border inspectors are processing only about 100 asylum claims a day at Tijuana’s main crossing to San Diego, and there was already a waiting list of 3,000 when the new migrants arrived, so most will have to wait months to even be considered for asylum.
Tijuana has a long history as a kind of Ellis Island for U.S.-bound migrants. It receives up to 80,000 a year from across Mexico, Latin America and more recently as far away as India and Africa. The city has large pockets of Chinese and Korean immigrants.
Central Americans have been coming to the city since the civil wars of the 80s in El Salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala.
Many in the newly arrived caravan, however, are destitute people who left their homelands at the spur of the moment and have been utterly dependent on handouts along their journey.
Many of the Haitians, meanwhile, arrived with at least some resources after working in Brazil, though despite what the mayor said, they also stayed at shelters after taking an accidental route to Tijuana from their impoverished Caribbean homeland. The last group of Haitians moved out of the Padre Chava shelter in April.
Brazil and its neighbors took in the Haitians after that country’s 2010 earthquake. As construction jobs for the 2016 Summer Olympics ended and Brazil’s economy slumped, they crossed 10 countries by plane, boat, bus and on foot to San Diego, where U.S. authorities initially let them in on humanitarian grounds.
Then President Barack Obama shifted course in 2016 and started deporting Haitian arrivals. Many decided to stay in Mexico after the government gave them temporary transit permits and have since applied for Mexican residency. The majority in the Central American caravan so far have refused Mexico’s repeated offers of residency or asylum and vowed to cross the border.
Many of the Haitians also have college degrees and have been recruited to work for factories that export to the U.S. Some can be found waiting tables and worshipping at congregations that have even added services in Creole.
They opened beauty parlors, shops and restaurants, like Kriskapab Baborijinal, a bright blue-and-red cafe that is busy serving Mexicans and Haitians daily dishes of coconut rice, mashed plantains and goat stew.
In the window is a sign for the Association of the Defense of Haitian Migrants. Philocles Julda, 44, is one of 11 Haitian immigrants who started the group a year ago to give the community a place to help itself with everything from Spanish lessons to paying medical bills.
Julda said he too wanted to get to the U.S. when he first arrived to Tijuana and still wishes he was earning dollars, but said he has been able to make a life here. He works at a factory.
“I feel for the migrants who are arriving from other countries just like we did,” he said. “But you do adapt.”
And work is plentiful in Tijuana, whose economy has been growing and whose factories have thousands of openings.
“We have been looking for workers for quite a while,” said Alejandrina Yanez, who works in human resources at a factory that makes warehouse storage racks for Costco, Home Depot and other international companies.
Yanez went to the Padre Chava shelter Wednesday to see if any migrants were interested in jobs that pay about $100 a week.
Omin Velasquez, 26, of Tocoa, Honduras, was intrigued. Velasquez came with the caravan but decided not to continue on to the U.S. after seeing the border wall topped with newly-installed rows of razor wire.
He said it took him some days to decide, but he now feels that there are enough opportunities in Tijuana and support from locals that it’s not worth the risk of crossing into the U.S. He has started his paperwork to get a Mexican visa to stay.
“There is so much work here,” he said. “I no longer feel the need to go to the U.S.”
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Trump Supporter From San Diego
When I was in San Diego, I met a Trump supporter, the first on my travels across the US in the last year and a half (of course, I know plenty locally in NY/NJ and on FB, and I'm pretty sure I encountered people across my travels who were for Trump, but they never actually said they were). Just as background, I took a solo road trip across the northern US in spring 2016, going through all the rust belt states that turned red, and much of the west. I've also been to northern and southern Cali since, and Philly. In any case, I'm not sure this guy counts, because he can't actually vote. He's on a student visa from Brazil, studying hospitality, and doesn't even plan to stay in the U. S. But, being in that social strata and on the Mexican border, he knows many people who have overstayed their visas or entered the country illegally, who he detests because they've broken the rules and don't pay taxes or fees (unlike him). He also doesn't like Mexican illegal immigrants because he believes that a nation shouldn't be letting in "uneducated people". He gave as an example the fact that Angela Merkel has ruined Germany by letting in Syrians and African immigrants. Also, he likes a Brazilian General running for President of Brazil who he admits is "extreme" but likes the fact that he speaks his mind. For example, one time a journalist asked this candidate his policy on gays. The candidate said "The only people who ask me such things are gay. Are you gay?" The journalist was flummoxed, and this guy was thrilled by this homophobic and anti-journalistic stance. This General also is for criminalizing behavior for teens under 18, who right now are apparently immune from prosecution in Brazil, which is why gangs routinely use them for murder and other crimes. Anyway, the weirdest thing about this guy was that he was a surfer who I would normally assume would be pretty liberal. His girlfriend is also Brazilian, but is of Scandinavian descent. The whole time he was describing his views, she was making him lunch, and rolling her eyes from time to time, but never contradicting or challenging him. His sentiments are similar to local Trump supporters I've met, as well as people who aren't for Trump but still detest illegal immigration (one gave me an example of a Gujarati sign in a Mexican jail close to the border as a symbol of how many Gujarati Indian illegals are coming in; others have told me everyone of their ethnicity they encounter are illegal). Meanwhile, I've met Democrats of pretty much every background, but most are upper class professionals and/or hipsters. They usually get their news from Vice, which apparently is the new Fox News, just the liberal version. I'm not sure what this means. I know liberals have long been flummoxed that working class people vote Republican, and an article by Professor Joan C. Williams explained this rationale pretty well among the white working class, but it bears noting that many of these people are reacting to the realities that they experience every day, while many people on the Left are just reacting to the news they receive from sources that reinforce their views. That doesn't mean many on the Right aren't ignorant or bigoted, but I'm not sure Vice would actually investigate the extent of illegal immigration in this country or its effects, either good or bad. I believe Steve Smith, the founder of Vice and originally Canadian, stated many years ago that he doesn't have a political allegiance because either way money rules everything. Yet he's rich himself and currently lives in a renovated mansion in Santa Monica (huh?). I guess this is just another example of how everyone's a hypocrite and no one has honor and the world makes zero sense. But it still makes sense, at least for me, to get a multiplicity of POVs as I make my way through the world and write my works. That's a way that we can try to make sense...
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