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For NJ Muslims, new spying scandal comes as no surprise after years of surveillance

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The Investigative Project on Terrorism has been accused of spying on Muslims. The head of the state chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations was fired. A New Jersey imam and New York attorney general also came under scrutiny. The group and its founder deny allegations of widespread surveillance.

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For NJ Muslims, new spying scandal comes as no surprise after years of surveillance

A nonprofit is accused of paying informants to surveil Muslim organizations and leaders, including a New York City attorney and a Paterson imam.

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