Somali ‘refugee’ linked to San Bernardino terror attack
December 6, 2015 By Leo Hohmann A young man who came to Minnesota as a “refugee” from Somalia has been linked to Syed Farook, the shooter who, along with his jihadist wife, killed 14 Americans
‘Refugees Are Victims of the Very Thing You Are Afraid Of’
December 8, 2015 By Alex Hannaford Despite an uncertain welcome in Texas, these Syrian families are trying to rebuild their lives after fleeing civil unrest and violence half a world away. The tapestry that hangs
Go back to Islam
January 4, 2016 By Leah Caldwell When hatred collides with Texas’ Stand Your Ground law, the result is fatal. It was the second week of Ramadan and Ziad Abu Naim was fasting. He was about
Reported hate crimes rise by almost a fifth
October 13, 2015 By Press Association The number of hate crimes reported to police has jumped by nearly a fifth, figures show. There were 52,528 such offences recorded by forces in England and Wales in
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