NEWS & COMMENTARY
Although Mohamed Al Seraji eventually received the Transportation Worker Identification Card (“TWIC” card) he applied for, it took three years and several...
CLCMA is proud to represent its clients throughout the United States. Below is a summary of our active litigation matters.
CLCMA attorneys Christina A. Jump, Civil Litigation Department Head, and Leila Mustafa, Civil Litigation Staff Attorney, discuss placement on watchlists, including what...
Federal Court Confirms Plaintiff’s Standing Based on Risk of Future Harm While Traveling, and Also Allows Tort Claims Against the Government for False Imprisonment to Proceed
Blog In an opinion dated August 8, a federal court in the Central District of California ruled that a U.S. citizen who was...
Recently, a federal district court in the Eastern District of Virginia ruled that the government’s “terrorist Watchlist,” used by the TSA and...
That one sentence, nearly a year in coming, allows one of CLCMA’s clients to finally reunite with his wife and two small...
CLCMA proudly welcomes upcoming law school graduate Najmu Mohseen, who will join us in August to begin her two-year Equal Justice Works...
STATEMENT REGARDING CASE FILING OF MUTHANA v. POMPEO, et. al Today, the Constitutional Law Center for Muslims in America filed a Complaint...
Thank you for your interest in CLCMA’s Nonprofit Practice Group’s Governance, Risk, and Compliance Assessment! After our initial review, we have found...
Congratulations go out to our Research Fellows, Andrew Snyder (criminal), Alyssa Morrison (civil), and Monique Mutombo (immigration), who all passed the summer...
Adding to the growing list of courts ruling on immigration cases this year, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals recently vacated a...
On June 26, 2018, the Supreme Court upheld President Trump’s Presidential Proclamation No. 9645 (also known as the Muslim Ban 3.0). The...
With a team led by Charles Swift, Linda Moreno, and Fritz Scheller, the Constitutional Law Center for Muslims in America (CLCMA) helped...
From December 2015 to May 2018, Mohamed Al Seraji waited. He had filed an application for a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (also...
On December 4, 2017, the Supreme Court has allowed the President Trump’s Presidential Proclamation of September 24, 2017[1] (also called the Muslim...