Omar Artan didn’t just make the #FIFAWorldCup, he made history as the first Somali referee to get there, and as #Africa’s best. That milestone stands no matter what. So sorry to see this, Omar. You reached the summit of your profession and inspired a generation back home just by getting there, and being kept off the pitch you earned doesn’t change that. This won’t be the end of your story on the world stage. The world stands with you as one family, wishing you resilience now and many more major finals to come. Solidarity. #Somalia
@iAnonPatriot To be specific, they are citizens of the United States, fully entitled by the U.S. Constitution to run for public office. If by “Americans” you mean Native Americans, then just like many immigrants and their descendants are not Native Americans
@Fynnderella1 They are allowed because they are American citizens, as permitted by the U.S. Constitution. In addition, some, if not all, are also parents of Americans who were born in the United States.
@SCMountainGoat@elonmusk Remember, there are people in the U.S. legally for work or study who also drive. Therefore, the distinction should not be between “U.S. citizens” and “illegals,” but rather between U.S. citizens and non-U.S. citizens.
@cw303076 @RealHickory Correction: The current Americans serving in office just happen to be Muslims, which is entirely consistent with the Constitution that guarantees freedom of religion and prohibits any form of discrimination.
"More countries must recognise Palestinian statehood."
New Zealand’s former PM Jacinda Ardern has penned an op-ed highlighting the toll of humanitarian crises on pregnant women and children, calling on “those with power” to take action.
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@NancyMace@Kiyya1988 There is truly no place like the United States. Except for Native Americans, every community is made up of immigrants—yet each one often points to the other to affirm that the others are more of an immigrant than themselves.