WASHINGTON ¨C About three months ago, Sarah Ibrahim¡¯s son came home from his fourth-grade class at a Maryland school with a disturbing question.
¡°Will I have time to say goodbye to you before you¡¯re deported?¡± he said, according to Ibrahim, a Muslim Arab American who works at a federal government agency in Maryland.
¡°The kids in his classroom were saying: ¡®Who¡¯s going to leave when Trump becomes president?¡¯¡± said the 35-year-old mother.
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