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'I Think I Was Racially Profiled': Muslim Mayor Reacts After Being Barred From White House Eid Event
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6:05Now PlayingOn Monday, the Biden administration held a belated reception for Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of Ramadan. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said President Joe Biden welcomed “nearly 400 Muslim Americans to the White House” to celebrate. Biden greeted the group by remarking, “Welcome to your home.” Just before the celebration, New Jersey’s longest-serving Muslim American mayor, Mohamed Khairullah from Prospect Park, was uninvited. Khairullah joins Brittany Lewis in 'Forbes Newsroom' to discuss.
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