[But] if he’s being targeted because of his ethnicity and then we got all of these other folks that are still walking around and then pointing at using Mohammed as one scapegoat — that’s where I have my problem,” he said in 2018 from an office with citations from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and Philadelphia City Council featured prominently on a nearby shelf.
African warlords hid in plain sight in America: 'That's where they go'
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