Ahmed Mohamed Invited To White House By Obama; Bristol Palin Criticizes

Ahmed Mohamed, a Texas Muslim teen arrested after taking his homemade clock to school, explains his clock at his house in Irving, Texas on September 17, 2015.

But Irving school officials have continued to insist that the teacher reacted to the device, not the student and responded appropriately when faced with an unknown device with exposed wires and a timer. The clock was mistaken for a homemade bomb.

Many characterized the incident as some sort of proof of “anti-Muslim sentiment” that is purported to run rampant in the USA , but Chief Boyd denies that there was any discrimination perpetrated by his department.

Pearson says he sees a double standard in the latest video, in which he can be seen saying, “When cops are gunned down, you don’t invite them to the White House“.

Boyd says the clock that Ahmed built looked “suspicious in nature”. Ahmed said he was removed from his classroom by five police officers and the principal and interrogated for hours without his parents present.

Despite not being able to vote for a few more years, he calls himself a young conservative political activist who is now backing Sen. We should inspire more kids like you to like science.

And even Sudan’s President Omer al-Bashir, whom Ahmed’s father has run against for the country’s leadership, has invited the budding Einstein for a visit, according to the elder Mohamed. “It’s what makes America great”. “This encourages more racial strife that is already going on with the “Black Lives Matter” crowd and encourages victimhood”, she wrote. “Even though that particular item did not pose an immediately risky situation to the school, we cannot allow items on campus that can be perceived to pose a threat”. “What is this world you’re living in?” he said in a video rant that has since gone viral.

Ahmed had got an overwhelming support for his invention across the fields.

Their decision comes despite the school’s declaration that it will “certainly welcome” the teen back.

However, Palin felt that President Obama had overstepped the line.