Grand jury seeks CAIR documents

The FBI have issued a grand jury subpoena to the attorney of one of the Muslim Mafia authors. The book alleges that CAIR engaged in criminal activity and uses over 10,000 pages of CAIR documents to back up their claims.

Last month CAIR was successful in gaining a temporary restraining ordering the authors of Muslim Mafia to return the documents. However, before the authors could comply with the court order the FBI issued a grand jury subpoena seeking those very same documents. Heh.

Looks like CAIR is going to be in a lot of trouble in the near future.

From Investigative Project

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) appears to be the subject of a federal criminal investigation. Although no formal statement to that effect has been made by law enforcement, FBI agents reportedly issued a grand jury subpoena last week seeking internal CAIR documents that are the subject of an ongoing civil lawsuit.[...]

CAIR won a temporary restraining order requiring that the Gaubatzes return 12,000 pages of documents. WorldNetDaily, publisher of Muslim Mafia, posted a story Nov. 24 claiming that FBI agents served a grand jury subpoena on the Gaubatzes' attorney. The move came as the attorneys were about to comply with the judge's order and give the documents back to CAIR. WND publisher Joseph Farah is quoted saying they weren't sure "Which takes precedence - a federal court order or an FBI warrant?"

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Somalis subpoenaed to testify to federal grand jury

According to the director of the Abubakar As-Saddique Islamic Center, attended by several of the missing Somali youth, has reported that at least 20 Somalis have been subpoenaed to testify to a federal grand jury. The spokesperson for the attorney's office has neither confirmed nor denied an investigation. Post Bulletin

MINNEAPOLIS Some local Somalis have been subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury as authorities continue to investigate whether some young Somali-American men were radicalized here and recruited to fight with terror groups in their homeland.[...]

Omar Hurre, director of Abubakar As-Saddique Islamic Center, the largest mosque in Minnesota, said about 20 young Somalis have asked him for advice about grand jury subpoenas in recent months.

This is the mosque that several of the missing Somali youth attended before going to Somali to wage jihad for al Shabaab....

"Most of them just come to me and say, 'Hey, I got this. What should I do?"' he said. "Some of them are even crying when they come to me and confused and scared because they think when they get a visit from any law enforcement agency ... that maybe they did something wrong."

The mosque has directed local Somalis seeking advice to the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which refers them to an attorney to be advised of their rights.

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