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When Rahaf Mohammad Alqunun (who fled her situation in Saudi Arabia and escaped by boarding a flight to Thailand) barricaded herself in a Bangkok hotel room earlier this month and took to Twitter, begging the world to protect her from being forcibly sent home to Saudi Arabia, it was a desperate cry to save her own life. But she also was speaking for millions of other Saudi women, whose lives under patriarchal rule deprive them of their freedom, keeping them permanently at risk of abuse, imprisonment, or even death.

She was eventually granted asylum. But how many other Muslim women who risk torture or death if returned to their countries are NOT granted asylum? Yet how much has the media covered such stories compared to the coverage of the southern border where they advocate for asylum to be granted to all (especially if Hispanic) who illegal cross our southern border seeking a better life. This is labeled 'courage' by the left. But what about the very REAL courage of Rahaf Mohammad Alqunun and others like her?

For the entire story, click the link.
https://www.investigativeproject.org/7783/rahaf-alqunun-escape-spotlights-abuses-saudi

bggamers Loc: georgia

This is what the fight for border security is all about if we continue to let these people flood into our country how can we help the ones who really and truley do deserve sancuary. These illegals suck up all available fund from our welfare system till most are collecting more then average american that works