An Egyptian immigrant was released as a measure of Cincinnati Hospital on Friday after weeks of detention.
Iman Suleiman was detained in July during an arrival with immigration officials. Suleiman worked as an imam – a Muslim religious leader – in Egypt for 14 years before fleeing to the United States in 2014, according to the initiative of Islam and medicine, where he works as a member of the Board of Directors.
Speaking to the supporters after his release on Friday evening, Suleiman thanked the community for calling for his on his behalf and remembered how his fellow detainees celebrated during his release. His press conference was briefly stopped as people attended afternoon prayers.
He said: “I cannot find words to describe this moment. This is beyond a dream,” as supporters, including religious and children, read “the house finally”, “the house here”, and “immigrants welcome here.” “I will always be debtor to each of you.”
Nazi Mandoufa, one of Suleiman’s lawyer, said that the US Department of Internal Security sent them a message on Friday, saying that it had finished removing him and resorting to him. “All cases were closed against him,” said Mamidova, who was one of the people who chose Solomon after his release after his release.
“I was very happy. I was crying and shouting,” Mamfa said. “It was amazing to see abroad. I will go every night to go to prison and talk to him. Seeing abroad spoke a big difference. He was happier. He hadn’t seen the sun for a long time.”
In a statement, Democratic Representative Greg Langsman said he was “happy that Iman has been released while he was on his way home and returns to a Cincinnati community.”
Young United Souls for Sustoreary Action, an Islamic al -Qaeda organization in Ohio, has published a video of Suleiman the smiling smiling on their Instagram page. “Imam Aman is free! Praise be to the next press conference! Thanks to everyone who worked tirelessly for his release.”
The Ministry of Internal Security said it “cannot discuss the details of individual immigration issues and government decisions.”
According to his lawyer, Suleiman was granted asylum in 2018 based on the past persecution of his work as a journalist in Egypt during The Arab Spring uprising. His lawyers say he was imprisoned and tortured because of the reporting of the intensive political conflict.
Suleiman was appointed as Qasis in Oregon, Oregon, but he quickly lost this job after the FBI was placed unjustified in his background. In the event that it is still pending, file a lawsuit to obtain more information about the science and wipe its name.
In late 2024, an American asylum officer began measures to end Solomon’s asylum, according to his legal team. The officer pointed to the membership of Suleiman’s board of directors in an organization called Jiamia Al -Sarridia as “material support for terrorism”, given the group’s ties to The Muslim Brotherhood. The United States did not design the Muslim Brotherhood as a A terrorist groupAlthough President Donald Trump considered it during his first term.
A lawyer of Suleiman said in July that Jimia Al Saridia is not a terrorist group but rather a non -governmental organization that provides societal and charitable societal services. They accuse the government, which was familiar with the membership of the Board of Directors when it granted asylum, contrary to the path against a lawsuit.