Egyptian Chaplain Frees Self From Terrorism Plot Twist Jail Cell
Meet Ayman Soliman, age 51, Egypt escapee, Muslim cleric, and accidental comedy star of Ohio's Butler County Jail. DHS accused him of terrorist group membership and illegal charity aid â except both versions of the notice can't even agree on what he supposedly did. His "material support" claim linked to Muslim Brotherhood, which isn't even listed as terrorist by the US, plus an odd Iraq murder warrant mix-up for a man who never left Egypt or Ohio. After 70 days jailed, 760 fan letters, and salad-meat freedom feast, the DHS finally nixed their case June 2024, restoring asylum under Biden, Trump-orchestrated witch-hunt and academic mocks included. Advocacy gang says donât underestimate your voice unless youâre DHS playing telephone with terrorism evidence.
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Nothing screams 'terrorism threat' like contradictory government memos, mistaken Iraq murder warrants, and a chaplain living a salad-fueled freedom montage in Ohio. Homeland Securityâs investigative skills deserve a standing ovation in chaos management, if not clarity.
Itâs the longest most bureaucratic game of 'he said, she said' starring DHS and the Muslim Brotherhood â plot twists include mismatched accusation notes and an Iraq warrant for a man who never left Ohio.
Imagine getting accused of terrorism because you donated to a charity, but your so-called evidence looks like it was written by a team playing Mad Libs with geopolitical buzzwords.
Source: Propublica | Published: 9/19/2025 | Author: by Hannah Allam
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