Maryam Saleh

Maryam Saleh is an editor and reporter based in Washington, D.C., whose work focuses on immigration and national security.

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Syrian Refugees Use Precedent Set in Rohingya Case to Try to Bring Government Officials Before the International Criminal Court

Maryam Saleh — Mar. 16

“The fact that individuals who are once thought to never have been able to be held accountable are being held accountable or evidence is being collected, I think that is important in and of itself."

The War on ImmigrantsMuslim Immigrants Sue ICE for Getting in the Way of Religious Observance

Maryam Saleh — Feb. 27

“Glades County Detention Center for more than a year has been preventing Somali Muslim men from practicing their faith in various ways.”

The War on ImmigrantsThe Justice Department Singled Out This Man in Expanding Efforts to Strip Citizenship. A Judge Doesn’t Think the Case Is Open and Shut.

Maryam Saleh — Feb. 23

“This administration is overusing the very extreme measure of denaturalization against Muslim and other minority communities.”

“I Want to Walk on the Moon While Wearing Hijab”: Syrian Women in Turkey Seek to Define Their Independence

Maryam Saleh — Feb. 3

Syria's revolution may have made it possible for Syrian women to start talking about their rights, but the war has also given these issues new urgency.

The War on ImmigrantsTrump’s Shutdown Offer Creates a De Facto Asylum Ban for Central American Minors

Maryam Saleh — Jan. 22

The GOP offer to Democrats would require Central American minors to request asylum from their home countries and sets a cap for granting asylum.

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