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嫁给恐怖分子的女子乞求回美国哪怕回来坐牢 川普政府：没门儿
杨晓 2019-02-21 16:32 周四（2月21日），几年前跑到恐怖组织“伊斯兰国”（ISIS）嫁给恐怖分子的年轻女子货达•穆塔纳（Hoda Muthana）通过律师向美国乞求回来，哪怕回来长期坐牢。但是美国总统川普和国务卿庞培已经在周三发誓坚决拒绝她回到美国。 【希望之声2019年2月21日】（本台记者杨晓综合报导）周四（2月21日），几年前跑到恐怖组织“伊斯兰国”（ISIS）嫁给恐怖分子的年轻女子货达•穆塔纳（Hoda Muthana）通过律师向美国乞求回来，哪怕回来长期坐牢。但是美国总统川普和国务卿庞培已经在周三发誓坚决拒绝她回到美国。 现在24岁的穆塔纳在英国《卫报》2月17日发表了对她的采访后进入人们的视线。她是在叙利亚东北部接受的采访。 根据《卫报》披露，穆塔纳在2014年11月，当时她19岁时，偷偷离开美国阿拉巴马州的家人，前往叙利亚加入了“伊斯兰国”。在这四年时间里，她先后嫁给三个伊斯兰恐怖分子，前两个都先后在战争中死去，她现在带着和第二任丈夫所生的18个月大的儿子与第三任丈夫一起被清扫“伊斯兰国”残余势力的库尔德部队俘虏，并被关在叙利亚北部的一个难民营里。 穆塔纳告诉《卫报》，他们饿得在吃草，她自己表示非常后悔，她希望人们能够原谅她的年轻无知，她说她决定离开家时只有19岁。她称自己当时是被完全洗脑了，她现在希望能够再回到阿拉巴马州的美国家中。 然而，据《卫报》报导，穆塔纳在2015年时管理着一个推特帐户，经常发表反美言论，例如，试图煽动美国人在全国假日里实施暴力行为；鼓动极端分子租一辆大卡车开出去碾压人群，去杀美国人，让美国人的鲜血“洒出来”，等等。 川普总统周三在推特上坚决地说：“我已经指示国务卿迈克•庞培，他也完全同意，不许货达•穆塔纳回到这个国家。” 同时，国务卿庞培也发出正式声明： “货达•穆塔纳女士不是美国公民，不会被允许进入美国。 她没有任何法律依据，没有有效的美国护照，没有获得护照的权利，也没有任何到美国旅行的签证。我们继续强烈建议所有美国公民不要前往叙利亚。” 穆塔纳的律师周四（21日）替她辩护时说，穆塔纳对她所做的事情“非常懊悔”，她希望回到美国，并“愿意向社会支付任何债务”，也就是长期坐牢。这位律师甚至说，穆塔纳可能有美国联邦调查局（FBI）希望听到的有关ISIS的情报。 但是美国伊斯兰民主论坛的创始人兼总裁祖赫迪•贾斯瑟（Zuhdi Jasser）表示，美国政府根本就不要管穆塔纳的事，穆塔纳无法偿还对美国社会的欠债。 贾斯瑟认为，穆塔纳不仅变成了一个恐怖分子，她也已经成为美国的敌人。贾斯瑟表示，如果让穆塔纳回来的话，唯一的路是接受叛国罪审判和监禁。 但是贾斯瑟认为，应该给他们传递这样一个信息，那就是，“圣战分子”们在这里是没有空间的，他们必须首先是在法律之下被合法地拒绝（回到美国）。 |
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Feb 22nd, 2019, 19:20
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美国总统禁止恐怖分子的女子返回美国，其父亲已向法院提出诉讼！
https://www.afp.com/en/news/3954/fat...ip-doc-1dp3su3 Father of US-born woman who joined IS sues over citizenship The father of an Alabama woman who joined the Islamic State group in Syria sued Thursday to bring her home after the Trump administration took the extraordinary step of declaring that she was not a US citizen. Hoda Muthana, 24, says that she regrets joining the extremists and is willing to face prosecution in the United States over her incendiary propaganda on behalf of the ruthless but dwindling group. A day after President Donald Trump declared on Twitter that he had issued orders to bar her, Muthana's father filed an emergency lawsuit asking a federal court to affirm that his daughter is a US citizen and let her return along with her toddler son, whose father was a Tunisian jihadist killed in battle. The brewing legal battle hinges on the murky timeline of bureaucratic paperwork in 1994 when Muthana was born and her father, Ahmed Ali Muthana, left a position at Yemen's mission to the United Nations. The US Constitution grants citizenship to everyone born in the country -- with the exception of children of diplomats, as they are not under US jurisdiction. "Upon her return to the United States, Mr. Muthana's daughter is prepared and willing to surrender to any charges the United States Justice Department finds appropriate and necessary," said the lawsuit filed with the US District Court in Washington. "She simply requires the assistance of her government in facilitating that return for herself and her young son," it said. - Born as father left UN mission - In the lawsuit, Ahmed Ali Ahmed said he was asked by Yemen to surrender his diplomatic identity card on June 2, 1994 as the Arab country descended into one of its civil wars. Hoda Muthana was born in New Jersey on October 28 of that year and the family later settled in Hoover, Alabama, a prosperous suburb of Birmingham. The State Department initially questioned Hoda Muthana's right to citizenship when her father sought a passport for her as a child because US records showed he had been a diplomat until February 1995, the lawsuit said. But it said that the State Department accepted a letter from the US mission to the United Nations that affirmed that he had ended his position before his daughter's birth and granted her a passport. The lawsuit said that Hoda Muthana was also entitled to citizenship due to her mother as she became a US permanent resident, anticipating the loss of diplomatic status, in July 1994. Ahmed Ali Muthana additionally asked for the right to send money to support his daughter and grandson, who are being held by US-allied Kurdish fighters at the forefront of fighting the Islamic State militants. She furtively went to Syria in 2014 when the Islamic State group was carrying out a grisly campaign of beheadings and mass rape and turned to social media to praise the killings of Westerners. - 'She's not coming back' - handout/AFP / HANDOUTHoda Muthana, a 24-year-old woman from Alabama, is appealing to return to the United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who was named in the lawsuit along with Trump, in a terse statement Wednesday said that Hoda Muthana was not a citizen. Pompeo did not outline the legal rationale but in an interview Thursday, asked if the key issue was that her father had been a diplomat, Pompeo said, "That's right." "She may have been born here. She is not a US citizen, nor is she entitled to US citizenship," Pompeo told NBC television's "Today" show. In a separate interview with the Fox Business Network, Pompeo dismissed the "heart-strings" pitch in Muthana's pleas to return home. "This is a woman who inflicted enormous risk on American soldiers, on American citizens. She is a terrorist. She's not coming back," he said. It is extremely difficult for the United States to strip a person of citizenship, a step taken by Britain in the case of homegrown jihadists. Trump's order on Muthana came even though he is pushing other Western countries to bring back hundreds of jihadists to prosecute at home as the United States prepares to withdraw troops from Syria. |
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