Anti-terror law targets Arab names in shutting bank accounts
In the chilling aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001 - when authorities found that hijackers had active bank accounts in the U.S., including in New Jersey - the federal government enacted laws to try to detect suspected terrorist links at financial institutions.But those laws have also had a side
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They closed down her husbands account out of the blue and she had to go open an account in her name because her husbands name was "too muslimish" for the bank.
Edited for grammar fail.
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this reminds me of a friend of my brother, who was denied a US visa because he's a Mexican of Syrian ancestry.
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