A federal appeals court decided unanimously to revive much of a proposed class-action lawsuit brought by Southern California Muslims against the FBI that claims they were subjected to surveillance because of their religion.
Muslims gather in prayer in 2015 in the parking lot of Angel Stadium in Anaheim for Eid al-Adha, which marks the end of the hajj pilgrimage.
In other cases, that has included redacted documents, prepared summaries of the evidence and limited disclosure to lawyers. “The fundamental principles of liberty include devising means of forwarding accountability while assuring national security,” Berzon wrote. Craig Monteilh, the paid FBI informant, told the Islamic Center of Irvine that he wanted to convert to Islam.
His two FBI handlers directed him to find Muslims who could be compromised because of immigration, sexual or business issues, he said.
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