By Ed Ziegler
The United States is known for welcoming immigrants seeking freedom and a better life. The vast majority of immigrants embrace our language, customs and laws. However it appears that many Muslims have developed a pattern to change our way of life to satisfy their religion and customs.
In 2010 Safoorah Kahn, a new teacher (a Muslim) in the Berkeley, Ill., School District filed a law suit against the school for refusing her a 19-day leave in mid-semester to travel to Mecca. Her request did not meet those set forth in the Professional Negotiations Agreement between the district and the Teachers’ Union.
In 2007, at some Target stores, Muslim cashiers suddenly objected to scanning pork and alcohol products because doing so, they said, would conflict with their religious beliefs. They directed customers to other cashiers.
In 2012 Wegman’s Food Co. posted a sign at one of its checkout counters to appease a Muslim cashier. The sign directed customers purchasing pork or alcohol to other counters. Again, because Muslims are forbidden to consume pork and alcohol.
Who is Disney to tell me I cannot?

In 2012 Reuters reported that Imane Boudal, a Muslim and a former Disneyland restaurant employee, sued Walt Disney Co. for harassment and religious discrimination, saying that she was fired because she wanted to wear a Muslim head scarf at work.
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