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Also, keep in mind that things change over time. Welcoming Muslims to the White House back then isn't quite the same as welcoming them now. It's still being done, but the purposes are somewhat different and different rules are being followed.

Think so?
AMC Attends White House Briefing on Controversial INS Policy
WASHINGTON, DC, Jan. 17, 2003:
Yesterday AMC Executive Director Eric Erfan Vickers and Board Secretary Dr. Nedzib Sacirbey attended, along with other Muslim and Arab American leaders, a White House briefing on the controversial INS policy that has caused to many tremendous personal hardships, and which has created mounting consternation in the Muslim and Arab American community.
The briefing was arranged by Ali H. Tulbah, the Associate Director of Cabinet Affairs, and AMC commends him for initiating this substantive dialogue with key officials in the White House Administration.
American Muslim Council LINK

The American Muslim Council is not moderate, by any stretch of the imagination.

Until I see quoted sources, I am maintaining an open mind over who is at fault in this. Although I know that Rove was interested in Muslim outreach, I also know that the Secret Service had beeen hurt during the Clinton years, and already have other faux pas on the record.

May I ask, what is the point of posting all these similar stories? Are you intimating that President Bush supports terorists? Or Karl Rove? I am curiious as to why you keep posting the same type articles repeatedly. If you are trying to get Grover Norquist, I suggest you make a more explicit tie to him, because right now your posts look more like an attack on the President.