[jdm]

oh, the horror.

The ACLU later filed a public records request with the sheriff's department, seeking a policy statement for religious clothing for the incarcerated, but were told there was no document, said Hector Villagra, director of the ACLU's Orange County office. Villagra said he found that "astonishing" since the U.S. Department of Justice has a policy that allows Muslim women to have three hijabs while in custody.

[P8riot]

too f’n bad!

[Stark_GOP]

Is a Muslim woman allowed to sue a man?

[massgopguy]

She wasn’t too modest to commit the crime she was on probation for, nor was she too to violate that probation either.

[SpinnerWebb]

Kinda hard to take that mug shot with the burka on, babe.

[Gay State Conservative]

Sorry,sweetie....US law trumps any and all commands that that pig fornicator that you follow might have issued.Don’t like it? Go back to Lebanon....and leave your US passport at the airport as you leave.

[Xenalyte]

Jeez, I’m glad I don’t belong to a religion that tells me who can and can’t look at me.

[Bringbackthedraft]

America is an open society. If you are not open to America then get the hell out and go back to where you came from.

[Steely Tom]

Like this has got a chance.

Oh, wait. It's California.

[bmwcyle]

He most likely told her to put it back on quick.

[lowbridge]

The couple had pleaded guilty in June 2006 to a misdemeanor violation of welfare fraud

Does her religion say anything against welfare fraud? /s

[cbkaty]

The ACLU later filed a public records request with the sheriff's department, seeking a policy statement for religious clothing for the incarcerated

Would this not violate the "Liberal Creed" of SEPERATION OF CHURCH AND STATE?

The ACLU seems to be searching for that which they protest............

[grjr21]

 

Khatib was seen by deputies and other men from her mosque without her covering, causing her extreme emotional distress

 

9/11 Welfare fraud and probation violators cause me emotional distress maybe I should sue her.

[BenLurkin]

The enemy within.

[ClearCase_guy]

Whenever a Christian wants to do something of a religious nature, the ACLU comes down on the Christian on the basis of Separation of Church and State. But if the police follow standard practices in dealing with a Muslim, the ACLU comes down on the police for religious persecution.

Anti-Christian Lawyers Union.

[Disciplinemisanthropy]

“to have her head uncovered in public – particularly in the presence of men who are not part of her immediate family – is a serious breach of faith and a deeply humiliating and defiling experience”

but thats only a breach of outdated practice.

[Air Force Brat]

I have trouble understanding the perspective of someone who thinks they can get away with hiding their identity after they’ve been convicted of a crime and after they’ve been re-arrested for violating their probation for said crime.

That’s one interesting mindset.

[Larry Lucido]

to have her head uncovered in public – particularly in the presence of men who are not part of her immediate family – is a serious breach of faith

So, shouldn't she be stoned?

[Unicorn]

T/S crook.

[Al Gator]

"The couple had pleaded guilty in June 2006 to a misdemeanor violation of welfare fraud.."

Well, doesn't this just frost the cake!

Hey B!tch, take yer freakin burka and stuff up something. You should have been deported.

You don't like our laws? GTFO

[bboop]

All are equal under the law.