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return $50,000 in campaign contributions from an American Muslim group. ...
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American Muslim Alliance Responds To Return Of Donations By Clinton Campaign = October 27, 2000
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Washington detains al-Amoudi under the charge of receiving assets from Libya
Libya-USA, Politics, 10/1/2003
Feds Arrest Va. Man For Libya Ties
 A federal affidavit filed to support the complaint alleges numerous links between al-Amoudi and Libyan entities.  |
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The charges against Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi, an official of the American Muslim Council, have to do with making undisclosed trips to Libya, and accepting large sums of money from the Libyan mission to the UN: Man Charged in Violating Libya Sanctions.
A criminal complaint unsealed Monday alleges Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi violated U.S. law by accepting, either personally or through the American Muslim Foundation he heads, $10,700 from the Libyan mission to the United Nations and by failing to disclose numerous trips to Libya on his passport.
Such actions are illegal under U.S. economic sanctions imposed in 1986 following terrorist bombings tied to Libya in Vienna and Rome.
Al-Amoudi, a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from Ethiopia, made an initial court appearance in Alexandria, Va., but neither he nor his attorney would comment on the charges. He was arrested Sunday at Dulles International Airport after a flight from London, officials said.
The charge carries a maximum prison sentence of 10 years and up to $250,000 in fines, prosecutors said.
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Terrorism in Tampa - Sami Al-Arian - Tampa Bay Online 3-25-03 Timeline / Links to Stories from 2-1-95 until arrest in right hand column
Al-Arian in White House Complex CNN
The Florida professor indicted last week on terrorism charges was granted entry to the White House complex and briefed by a senior administration official as part of a 160-person group in June 2001, according to a White House official.
Officials would not release the name of the senior administration official who briefed the group. A member of the president's Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives also briefed them, according to the White House.
Sami Al-Arian, 45, was arrested Thursday and charged with conspiracy to commit murder in connection with his alleged support of Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which the State Department has labeled a terrorist organization. If convicted, he faces up to life in prison.
Al-Arian, who taught at the University of South Florida, has five children and denied any links to terrorism.
The White House said Al-Arian entered the Eisenhower Executive Office Building with the American Muslim Council as part of what the White House called an "outreach meeting."
"This demonstrates that the Justice Department is pursuing terrorism regardless of whether someone attended a White House meeting or not," White House spokesman Taylor Gross said.
This meeting was the only time Al-Arian was on the White House grounds during the Bush administration. However, the White House official said Secret Service records show Al-Arian also visited June 23, 2000, during the Clinton administration.
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