April 1, 2010: Here's something you might not think we exclude at our borders: ideas. February 2, 2010:
You may recall the story about Tariq Ramadan, the preeminant Muslim scholar whom the Bush administration prevented from taking his job as a professor at Notre Dame in 2004 by banning him entry in the United States. This story has a new conclusion.
November 5, 2009 Let's say a US health organization wants to have a conference to plan for the future fight against AIDS. Obviously, some people who are HIV-positive would attend. So, can you hold that conference in America?
October 2, 2009 May a Massachusetts city or town legislate a curfew on teenagers and make it a crime for young people to be out at night?
April 29, 2009 A Freedom of Information Act suit may reveal how and why the FBI has targeted Muslims because of their faith.
April 8, 2009 Muslim scholar and author Tariq Ramadan is another individual the United States has excluded from our country because of his political views, but the fight to allow him to speak in the United States goes on.
