The former head of a Chicago-area Islamic charity and alleged associate of Osama Bin Laden served time behind bars and now he could have his citizenship revoked.
WGN’s Tom Negovan has the story.
Former head of a Chicago-area Islamic charity, alleged Bin Laden associate may have citizenship revoked
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