Group behind failed Long Island Muslim boarding school claims town board caved to Islamophobia: suit
Islip had already granted the boarding school its blessing in January, signing off on the plan to open and house 120 Muslim students -- before the town reversed course after a wave of Islamophobia swept through NIMBY neighborhood Facebook groups and at a packed, five-hour public meeting in July, the lawsuit argued.
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Islip had already granted the boarding school its blessing in January, signing off on the plan to open and house 120 Muslim students -- before the town reversed course after a wave of Islamophobia swept through NIMBY neighborhood Facebook groups and at a packed, five-hour public meeting in July, the lawsuit argued.
