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Rally Held Outside Supreme Court After ICE Arrests Mosque Leader
Advocates gathered outside the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to protest the detainment of Salah Sarsour, a Palestinian-born green card holder and president of Wisconsin's largest mosque. Sarsour was arrested by ICE on March 30. The rally highlighted concerns over his arrest and detainment.
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Rallied outside the Supreme Court on Monday, speaking out about the detainment of Salah Sarsour. CBS News reported that the gathering focused on Sarsour's case, drawing attention to his status as a Palestinian-born green card holder. Sarsour, who serves as the president of Wisconsin's largest mosque, was arrested by ICE on March 30.
The advocates at the rally emphasized his detainment during their speeches.
Holds a green card and was born in Palestine, according to details shared at the rally. His role leading Wisconsin's largest mosque was highlighted by advocates as they rallied outside the Supreme Court on Monday. The arrest by ICE occurred on March 30, prompting the Monday demonstration. CBS News reported the advocates' focus on speaking out about his detainment during the event.
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