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Personal Stories from the Post-9/11 Era Excerpt 1
60-year-old Pakistani restaurant worker:
“In 2002, I was arrested by the FBI and ICE authorities upon returning home from work. I went through hell with five nights of questioning. They asked me about my [religious] affiliation or knowledge of terrorism. They asked me if I [had] any knowledge of [the] planning [for] the September 11th attacks. I had no clue why they were asking me these questions. When I refused to spy on my community and falsely accuse others, I was locked up in a detention center for six months.”
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Personal Stories from the Post-9/11 Era Excerpt 1
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South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT)
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March 2012
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Publisher
South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT)
Date
2012-03
Location
New York City, New York, United States
Type
Text
Format
Article
Source
“In Our Own Words: Narratives of South Asian New Yorkers Affected by Racial and Religious Profiling,” SAALT, March 2012, p. 15
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South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT)
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16.04.029.TXT
Publisher
South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT)
Date
2012-03
Location
New York City, New York, United States
Type
Text
Format
Article
Source
“In Our Own Words: Narratives of South Asian New Yorkers Affected by Racial and Religious Profiling,” SAALT, March 2012, p. 15
Licensor
South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT)
MUMI Number
16.04.029.TXT
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