Judge Revokes Convicted Imam's Citizenship
September 23, 2004
CLEVELAND -- A federal judge made a decision today involving convicted Islamic leader Imam Fawaz Damra's U.S. citizenship.
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Judge James Gwin ordered that Damra's citizenship be revoked, with the understanding from the government that he will not be detained while pending appeal.
Damra was sentenced Monday to two months in federal prison and four months of house arrest for lying about his connections to terrorist groups when he applied for U.S. citizenship.
Damra is expected to begin serving his sentence after the Muslim holiday of Ramadan ends in November.
Damra is the leader of Ohio's largest mosque, the Islamic Center of Cleveland in Parma.
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