Kareem Shora

==Bio & News==
Kareem Shora has been a sworn member of the Homeland Security Advisory Council since June 5, 2009.Secretary Napolitano Swears in Homeland Security Advisory Council Members - Department of Homeland Security, June 5, 2009 He is the National Executive Director for the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) in Washington, D.C. and was selected by the Ford Foundation as a member of the Foreign Policy Task Force designing their Laboratory for New Thinking on Foreign Policy. Shora received the American Immigration Lawyers Association "Arthur C. Helton Human Rights Award." He is a member of the ODNI Heritage Community Liaison Council, has been published in multiple law journals and is a frequent guest on Al-Arabiya and Al-JazeeraKareem Shora Appointed - TMO - Muslim Media Network, June 11, 2009, BBC, and numerous American television programs. Shora is also a regular guest lecturer at Yale University School of Law.Members of the Homeland Security Advisory Council (cached version) - Department of Homeland Security, page 6
==The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee==
The Damascus-born Kareem Shora has close ties with the anti-Israel, Columbia University professor Rashid Khalida through the ADC. The ADC leads the opposition to domestic anti-terrorism measures taken after the 9/11 attacks, such as watch lists, background check delays for visas and an initiative meant to more comprehensively screen visitors from Mideast countries or specific individuals labeled as possible national security threats. The ADC also has a history of defending Hamas and Hezbollah as non-terrorist, legitimate organizations.Napolitano adds adviser with ties to terror backers - Aaron Klein - WorldNetDaily, June 7, 2009
:*For more information about the ADC, see the DiscoverTheNetworks.org article.
==See also==
*Arif Alikhan
==External Links==
*Devout Muslims In Key Homeland Security Posts - JudicialWatch.org - Right Side News, November 22, 2009
==References==
Category:MuslimsCategory:Public Figures