Muslim Cleric in Detroit Faces Deportation From member station WDET in Detroit, Quinn Klinefelter reports that the fate of Rabih Haddad is in the hands of a federal judge, who will decide whether to deport the Muslim cleric for overstaying his visa. Haddad has been detained last since last December. Although Haddad has never been charged as a terrorist, federal authorities allege he has supported terrorism and is a threat to U-S security.

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Muslim Cleric in Detroit Faces Deportation

October 24, 200212:00 AM ET

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From member station WDET in Detroit, Quinn Klinefelter reports that the fate of Rabih Haddad is in the hands of a federal judge, who will decide whether to deport the Muslim cleric for overstaying his visa. Haddad has been detained last since last December. Although Haddad has never been charged as a terrorist, federal authorities allege he has supported terrorism and is a threat to U-S security.