British Muslim Leader Denied U.S. Entry

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From: AP Online
Date: 20050714
Author:ROBERT BARR, Associated Press Writer

ROBERT BARR, Associated Press Writer
AP Online
07-14-2005
Dateline: LONDON


A young Muslim boy waits behind a barrier with his family to sign a book of condolences after a moment of silence ceremony honoring the victims of last Thursday's terror attacks in London, at Trafalgar Square, London, Thursday, July 14, 2005. (AP Photo/Sergio Dionisio)

One of Britain's most senior Muslim leaders said Thursday that he was denied entry to the United States without explanation, nearly a week after the deadly subway and bus attacks in London.

Dr. Zaki Badawi, head of the Muslim College, had been invited to ...

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