Related Image Expand / Collapse“Why are we so afraid of this administration and the potential chaos that they will ensue on our community -- and we already saw their potential when they come out every few weeks with Muslim ban one, Muslim ban two, Muslim ban three. Sarsour's criticism went beyond the ban, as she blasted "fascists" in the White House. “I hope that we, when we stand up to those who oppress our communities, that Allah accepts from us that as a form of jihad,” Sarsour said. But she's also faced criticism from women's rights advocates for her defense of sharia law and other positions. In the speech, she said the “number 1, top priority” was to “protect and defend” the Muslim community and suggested assimilation should not be a goal.

Source: Fox News July 07, 2017 14:02 UTC