US Muslim groups urge White House to apologize, make good after mayor rejection Groups say they have 'high expectations' Biden administration 'will promptly and publicly reject' anti-Muslim policies

(Anadolu) A coalition of dozens of advocacy groups called on the White House Friday to apologize to a Muslim American mayor who was disinvited from an Eid ceremony just moments before it was to begin.

Mohamed Khairullah, the longtime Muslim mayor of Prospect Park, New Jersey, was informed that despite being invited to the gathering hosted by President Joe Biden, reminded to confirm his attendance and driving nearly four hours from his home state, he would not be allowed to attend the May 1 ceremony.

He was given no reason for the abrupt rejection by either the White House or the Secret Service, which is in charge of security at the executive mansion.

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