Judge Rejects Obama Administration Ploy To Dismiss 'No-Fly' Suit With Secret Evidence
• Business InsiderIn 2005 officials detained Rahinah Ibrahim when she attempted to fly from San Francisco International Airport to her native Malaysia. The then-Standford doctoral student and her 14-year-old daughter were allowed to take a flight the next day but were not allowed to return to the U.S. two months later.
The U.S. Consulate later informed her that her student visa had been revoked under a terrorism law, according to Egelko.
In 2009 Ibrahim settled claims against police and others involved in her arrest for $225,000, but brought a new suit because her inclusion on the no-fly list has barred her and her daughter from returning to the U.S. for nearly eight years.
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