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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"I was living in the GCC for 10 years as the Amreekiya, the American (I’m fully Syrian, but I had lighter hair at the time, had ‘western’ ideas, and couldn’t speak Arabic as fluently), but when I got to America I
realized I definitely was not really American in the typical sense either, I just couldn’t relate."[/quote]

What’s wrong with this? She was born in Texas and moved back to the Me (lots of families did post 9/11) where she was known as the “American” in Dubai because she didn’t speak Arabic fluently and was American but then she comes here and realizes she’s not American (which DJT and folks like you would agree)

Do you not realize for first gen the question “where are you from?” Is tricky to answer. People do not expect you to say west Texas. It’s a question automatically Implying your otherness /foreign nature so she’s right [/quote]
LIAR. She stated she was born in Syria. Mamdani PR team decided it was better to say she was born in Texas.[/quote]

Most articles I’ve read  report that she’s Houston born and I don’t know why that’s so hard to believe or why anyone would lie about that. Do you think a guy who’s foreign born and won an election anyway despite foreign roots would care to lie  about his wife’s birthplace? [/quote]

She said Syrian origin or from Syria, which she is through her roots. However, it doesn't matter where she was born as she is an American and didn't marry him for green card. [/quote]

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