After Indictment, Protesters Rally

The protesters rallied as Attorney General John Ashcroft held a news conference inside the building to announce the seven-count indictment, which accuses Enaam M. Arnaout, 40, of money laundering, fraud and conspiracy to engage in racketeering as executive director of the charity, the Benevolence International Foundation, based in Chicago.

I mean, where's the crime in that? Look, this guy should not have been held without charges. But now he's been charged, and those charges are serious. And while I don't know if he's guilty or not, that doesn't mean he's being held just for being Muslim.