| − | CAIR-sponsored fund-raisers and conferences featured former neo-Nazi leader William Baker and jihadist cleric Wagdy Ghoneim. | + | CAIR-sponsored fund-raisers and conferences featured former neo-Nazi leader William Baker<ref>[https://www.ocweekly.com/from-nazis-to-schuller-to-arabs-6381271 From Nazis to Schuller to Arabs], OC Weekly, Jan 22, 2004</ref> and racist jihadist cleric Wagdy Ghoneim. |
| | At a 1998 CAIR event, Ghoneim sang, "No to the Jews, descendants of the apes." And, after he was deported in 2004 for overstaying his visa, Hussam Ayloush, CAIR's Southern California director, called Ghoneim's removal from the U.S. "a dent in our civil rights struggle."<ref name=tnr-2007>[https://newrepublic.com/article/62964/unfit-print Unfit Print], The New Republic, March 26, 2007 | | At a 1998 CAIR event, Ghoneim sang, "No to the Jews, descendants of the apes." And, after he was deported in 2004 for overstaying his visa, Hussam Ayloush, CAIR's Southern California director, called Ghoneim's removal from the U.S. "a dent in our civil rights struggle."<ref name=tnr-2007>[https://newrepublic.com/article/62964/unfit-print Unfit Print], The New Republic, March 26, 2007 |