Leonard N. Fleming | The Detroit News Comments Detroit A federal judge has decided to allow to move forward a discrimination case charging Muslims were unfairly detained while traveling to and from Canada. A hearing was held late last month in front of U.S. District Judge Avern Cohn to address whether the lawsuit brought last year by the Council on American-Islamic Relations would move proceed. The suit was filed on behalf of several Muslims who said they were targeted. CAIR, which fights discrimination against Muslims, charged U.S. Border Patrol agents were unfairly detaining Muslims sometimes for several hours and asking intrusive questions about how many times a day they prayed as...
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