新聞運動

2023年1月10日

一個女人離開阿拉巴馬州加入伊西斯說,她覺得“破碎”後她被剝奪了美國國籍的女人離開阿拉巴馬州加入伊西斯說,她覺得“破碎”她被剝奪了美國國籍13:27之後,2023年1月10 Hoda穆薩納在接受新聞采訪時運動,2023年1月播出。有意者:新聞運動Hoda穆薩納離開美國在20歲加入恐怖組織在敘利亞伊希斯。當她海外,穆薩納被剝奪了她的美國公民和禁止。她告訴TNM,她覺得“破碎”之後,她被告知,她的國籍已經撤銷。在阿拉巴馬州一個離家出走的女人加入伊西斯說,她覺得“破碎的”當美國撤銷她的國籍來協助恐怖組織。Hoda說穆薩納在接受新聞采訪時運動(TNM),進行了從敘利亞監獄,她是被美國盟國部隊。她說她想回到美國,在必要時,誌願服務時間在監獄裏。這似乎不太可能發生,在2016年奧巴馬政府剝奪了穆薩納的國籍。2019年,時任唐納德·特朗普在他的推特中表示,美國親自禁止穆薩納。2021年,一個聯邦上訴法院肯定了,她不是一個美國公民,並拒絕了她父親的試圖迫使政府讓她回來。 The US argued that Muthana should never have been treated as a US citizen since her father was a diplomat for Yemen when she was born. The appeals court supported that decision, describing Hoda as "a prominent spokeswoman for ISIS on social media, advocating the killing of Americans and encouraging American women to join ISIS." But in her interview, a visibly emotional Muthana said: "I still believe I'm a [US] citizen now." "I've been through a lot of horrible horrible things in my life. One of the worst feelings I've ever had is someone telling me I wasn't an American citizen. That broke me completely." "If I need to sit in prison and do my time, I will do it ... I won't fight against it." In November 2014, Muthana told her family that she was going to Atlanta on a school trip, but instead flew to Turkey, and crossed into ISIS-held territory in Syria. During her time with ISIS Muthana married three jihadi fighters, was widowed twice, and gave birth to a baby boy. The Counter Extremism Project , a research nonprofit, said she promoted ISIS propaganda during her time with the group, tweeting in 2014 her intention to burn her US passport and calling for violent attacks in the US. In her interview, Muthana claimed those tweets were sent by someone else in ISIS after they took her phone. Muthana eventually fled the group during its downfall and was captured by Kurdish forces. After she expressed a desire to return to the US with her child, former President Donald Trump tweeted in February 2019 that he instructed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo not to let her come back. In the TNM interview, Muthana claimed that she was a "victim of ISIS" and that she was brainwashed by online traffickers in 2014 into joining the group. "Of course, I regret coming here," she told TNM. "If I could take it back I would do it in a heartbeat. I'm hoping my government looks at me as someone young at the time and naive." Read the original article on Business Insider