Muslim Hijabi Gets Job As Special Assistant in Office Of Citizenship & Immigration With DHS

I seem to have missed the following tid-bit of information.

Back in July of 2014 the Obama administration hired 3 graduate students from the University of Memphis in Tennessee for some coveted positions. One of those was in the Department of Homeland Security, as a special assistant in the Office of the Director for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). And who got that plum job? A woman named Fatima Noor- a psych major with minors in international relations and Spanish. Now, I would have no problem with hiring a Muslim- and yes, she is - if she happened to be secular or not uber religious. But no, a photo of Fatima posted on the Muslim Observer shows her wearing hijab. This tells me that she's a conservative Muslim, one who has problems with integration and assimilation. And, to me, that spells trouble- especially when it comes to matters of immigration and citizenship.

She'll be there until 2017.

Krauthammer Blasts Obama Administration For Apologizing To Egyptian Mob

Charles Krauthammer, always spot on, blasted the U.S. for apologizing to the mobs that destroyed a U.S. flag at the embassy in Cairo, and killed and wounded two Americans at the consulate in Libya in protest of an anti-Islam film produced in the U.S. by Coptic Christian Egyptian expats.

“That statement is am embarrassment,” Krauthammer said. “That’s a hostage statement. That’s a mob of al-Qaida sympathizers in Egypt forcing the United States into making a statement essentially of apology — on 9/11 of all days — for something of which we are not responsible. I would issue a statement saying to the mob, ‘Go to hell.’ The way America works, the way a democracy works, is that everybody has a right to express themselves. We don’t police our speech and you ought to apologize to the United States for storming an embassy and the violation of the ultimate sacred principle of democracy, which is protecting embassies and missions abroad. For the U.S. to what, essentially, issue a veiled apology, I think is disgraceful.”