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Saad Nabeel has decided to come home – whether it's legal or not. The former Frisco student, whose deportation to Bangladesh in 2009 spurred an outcry, has vowed to return by his 20th birthday next week. Nabeel said encounters with police and his family's political ties left him feeling too vulnerable to live in Bangladesh. He started college in Malaysia last month, but said he faces greater threats there. The school condones terrorist activities and has links to al-Qaeda, he said. A Dallas businessman helped Nabeel leave the university last week. He said he wants to fly the young man...

After a desperate search of the country, President Barack Hussein Obama is ready to deport someone at long last. And that deportee is a dangerous, horrible man, indeed. His name is Mosab Hassan Yousef and he is a convert from Islam to Christianity who hails from Palestine. To show how dangerous he is, he has written a subversive new book named “Son of Hamas,” a book that denounces Islamic terror and violence and warns Americans of dangers posed them. One other thing is interesting about this man. He is the son of the founder of the Palestinian-based terrorist group Hamas...

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Civil rights attorneys have filed a 17-page petition in federal court seeking the release of a Palestinian accused of having ties to terrorism who has been held for a year on immigration charges. The American Civil Liberties Union filed the petition Thursday in U.S. District Court on behalf of Abdel-Jabbar Hamdan, who was arrested on immigration charges in July 2004. His arrest came as federal authorities unsealed an indictment against the Texas-based Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development, where Hamdan worked as a fundraiser. The indictment charged the charity with funneling millions to the Palestinian...