America: Muslims Are Not Secure In U.S.A

America: Muslims Are Not Secure In U.S.A

Yasmin Seweid, an 18-year-old Long Island resident who was allegedly attacked by three Trump supporters in a Manhattan subway station last week, has gone missing. According to police, her disappearance came just a week after the attack.

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Nassau County Police didn’t say where Yasmin Seweid, 18, has been the last few days.

Seweid was last seen leaving her New Hyde Park, Long Island, home Wednesday, police said, adding that she was wearing a black jacket, blue sweater, black yoga pants, and black head scarf and carrying a bag of clothing at the time of her disappearance.

Last Thursday, Seweid said that she was attacked by three men, who made references to President-elect Donald Trump and called her a “f------ terrorist.”

“They kept saying, ‘you don’t belong here, get out of this country, go back to your country,’ and finally they came really close and they were like, ‘take that rag off your head,’” she reportedly said.

This is not a single attack; there are many cases that prove Muslims are insecure in US.