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US efforts to deport Palestinian mosque leader rely on coerced confessions, witness testifies

A former attorney claims Israeli authorities coerced the leader of Wisconsin’s largest mosque into confessing to crimes, and the U.S. is using those convictions to attempt deportation.

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