On your watch, Ambassador Huckabee, four American citizens have been murdered by Israeli settlers backed by Israeli soldiers. The victims include a young man from Florida who was beaten to death on his family's land last July. His name was Sayfollah. You even visited his father and then did nothing to secure justice for his son. You have instead spent your time defending a foreign government that keeps killing Americans. Sir, you are our U.S. Ambassador to Israel, not the Ambassador for Israel. @ChrisVanHollen is right. You should stand up for the American people or step down from your post, @GovMikeHuckabee. And for the record: cair.com/dispelling-rumors-a…

We urge all mosque and community leaders to pre-register to receive the updated Best Practices for Mosque and Community Safety Guide (soon to be released): bit.ly/community-safety-guid… Islamophobia remains an acceptable form of hate. In the US. American places of worship are too often seen as targets for cheap political smears and violence. It is a duty on community leaders to ensure our sanctuaries remain places for prayer, reflection, and community. Vigilance is a piece of achieving this outcome.

We welcome the Supreme Court's decision uphold the Constitution and reject this misguided effort to undermine one of our most fundamental rights. Stripping away birthright citizenship would have created chaos, threatened the rights of millions, and eroded the very foundation of our nation. The Constitution is clear: anyone born in the United States, with few technical exceptions, is a citizen of this nation. This longstanding principle, rooted in the 14th Amendment, has helped define who we are as a country for more than a century. We are relieved that the Court has protected the Constitution's guarantee of birthright citizenship.