Nope. Too expensive. Send her back to Sweet Home Alabama with everybody knowing she's an ISIS babe. :) ISIS is one of the few things in life we hate more than Phil Fulmer. :)
I live in Hoover, AL, a bedroom community of BHM. It also the home town of this Muslim jihadist. Hoover is a polyglot of low income apartment dwellers, middle class, upper middle class, and well-heeled elites. We experienced a sea change 2 years ago in our municipal elections. The baby boomers were voted out by Gen X-Y-Z and replaced with with a bunch of SJWs. We are still dealing with the aftermath of the Black Friday police fatal shooting of a 20 yoa black man at our state's largest mall. Thankfully after nearly 3 months, the protests by BLM-types seem to have subsided. That action has apparently moved into the judicial system.
I am constantly amazed whenever I go to the Galleria mall and our local county library extension. It feels like I am attending a UN session with a scattering of women wearing hijabs. There is 1 Islamic worship center in our city - they bought a former non-denominational church property whose congregation faded away. They proselytize at our library during Ramadan. I got into a verbal altercation with 1 of them ~ 2.5 years ago on the afternoon before that jihadist in Orlando shot-up the homosexual night club in Orlando - the 2nd largest mass-shooting in U.S. history.
My point is that this woman would likely receive a warm homecoming form the general population in Hoover. I get the sense that Gen X-Y-Z in Hoover is very anti-Trump.
But I'd be willing to bet that there's still very much a lot of red state Alabama who don't like having their sons killed in Afghanistan by the Death-To-America crowd. ISIS may be one of the few things most Alabamians hate more than Phil Fulmer. Just knowing she's in Alabama would be enough for someone from Gadsden or Dothan or Cotton or Shelby County or Mobile to make a quick trip to Hoover.
During the local news yesterday (I don’t live in BHM but our town is in their TV market) I caught part of an interview with a local Muslim guy vigorously defending this creature. He appeared to be acquainted with her.
This guy looked like a complete idiot because he was a white boy, with a Southern accent, wearing a white Saudi Arabia style “bedsheet”. Yet, there he was, pleading her case and making her seem like a victim.
He looked familiar and I think he must be a spokesman for the local mosque. I was surprised when I saw him because it’s not everyday that one sees a stereotypical Southern “good ole boy” dressed in Islamic garb. I wonder who indoctrinated him?
The Tuscaloosa Target store can also look like an UN meeting at times. I’ve seen plenty of hijabs in there. I recall one young woman in a hijab while, at the same time, she was dressed in fashionable, expensive clothing and drove from the store in an extremely expensive sports car.
Once, in one of a thrift store in T-Town, I encountered a woman dressed in an actual hijab with only her eyes showing. To say that she was attracting attention is an understatement. My mother and I decided that it was a good time to leave and go eat lunch.
The cancer is spreading.