WBBM780: Muslims Denied U.S. Citizenship File Lawsuit
Ten Muslim men have filed a federal lawsuit alleging the government has violated their civil rights by denying them U.S. citizenship.
Tag: citizenship
Belleville News Democrat: Ten Muslim men file federal lawsuit alleging civil rights violation
Ten Muslim men have filed a federal lawsuit alleging the government has violated their civil rights by denying them U.S. citizenship.
Chicago Sun-Times: Suit by Muslim men claims delay in citizenship
Ten Chicago area Muslim men filed a class-action lawsuit against the federal government Thursday alleging their quest to become U.S. citizens is being delayed because of their Islamic faith and male gender.
Daily Herald: Muslim men awaiting citizenship file suit
Ten Chicago-area Muslim men filed a federal lawsuit against the government Thursday claiming their citizenship applications have been postponed for years because of their national and religious background.
Chicago Tribune: Muslims sue for citizenship, allege gender, religious bias
Ten Muslim men allege that they have been denied U.S. citizenship for up to two years, in violation of their civil rights, despite passing every test and interview, according to a federal lawsuit filed Thursday.
Media Advisory: Civil Rights Coalition Sues US Government, Alleges Discrimination Against Muslim Men Seeking Citizenship
This morning, a coalition of attorneys and civil rights activists filed a class action lawsuit arguing that 10 Muslim men who applied for U.S. citizenship are being discriminated against on the basis of their religion and gender.
Medill News Service: For Muslims, American citizenship a hard road
When Iyas Alhomouz was sworn in as a U.S.citizen at a ceremony in Chicago last week, it should have been a day of celebration.
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