On Sept. 11, Arab-American and Muslim leaders were already in Washington for a much-anticipated meeting with President Bush about the treatment of Arab-Americans in immigration proceedings and at airport checkpoints. After the terrorist attacks, they refocused their energies to give Bush support for his overseas response to the attacks, but also to stave off an anti-Arab and anti-Muslim backlash across the nation.
September 21, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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