CUNY Law grad faces calls to be barred from ever practicing law over 'evil,' 'Anti-American' 'hate speech'

Activist groups and a city council member have demanded CUNY Law grad, Fatima Mousa Mohammed, be denied the ability to practice law should she pass the bar exam on the basis of their belief she fails on "character and fitness" after the pro-Palestinian activist delivered a commencement speech at her graduation which critics blasted as "disturbing," "evil," and a "blatant call for insurrection." "I ask that should she pass the New York bar, her admission be denied," NYC council member Inna Vernik