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Judge, Reggie B. Walton of Federal Dist. Court for District of Columbia, dismissed a lawsuit brought to her by her family seeking force from the Trump Administration to bring her home from a refugee camp w/ her 2-year-old son, child of slain ISIS fighter. The refugee Camp Ms. Muthana and her son is held is overseen by S. D. F.
Hoda Muthana, American born woman joined Islamic State in 2014. She wants to return home to her family in Alabama. But is not a Am. citizen.
In 2014, Muthana withdrew from college and used her tuition money to pay to travel to Syria.
She promoted ISIS’s ideology on social media and called Muslims in America to carry out terrorists’ attacks. Since her capture, she apologized and wants to come home.

Case: Politically charged since Trump said in a Twitter post: “Not to allow Hoda Muthana back into the Country!”

Muthana’s father: Ahmed Ali Muthana: United Nations Diplomat from Yemen, was discharged from post before she was born in 1994. The United States Gov. was notified about change early 1995 after Muthana was born and stopped considering him covered by diplomatic immunity.

Mr. Muthana stayed in the U. S, and applied for naturalized citizenship for his older children who been born. He did not apply Ms. Muthana since she was already a citizen.
Motion: Ms. Muthana had been moved to a different refugee camp, known as Roj, after receiving death threats at the first one where she was held, Al Hol, from Islamic State loyalists for having repudiated the group. It also said her son, identified in court documents only as John Doe, was sickly, and that their lives were in danger.

Charles Swift: Muthana's family lawyer says she wanted to leave early was feared being executed. U. S Gov. previously considered her a citizen and issued a passport. State Depart. canceled her passport in 2016 under the Obama Administration. The Justice Depart. argued she did not qualify to be an American citizen under exception to birthright citizenship in the Constitution.