Naji Mansour, an American expatriate who came under suspicion of having ties to terrorism.

Targeted by the FBI

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 5, 2014

Mother Jones senior editor Nick Baumann discusses his article "There's No Law For Me Here," which tells the story of Naji Mansour, an American expat who came under suspicion of having ties to terrorism. Mansour was interrogated, held in squalid conditions, and forced into exile, unable to see his children for years. Family members and recorded conversations with U.S. law enforcement agents suggest that Mansour was targeted for refusing to serve as an FBI informant. His article "There's No Law For Me Here" is in the June 2014 issue of Mother Jones.

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