‘When we go in there we bring our collective communities there with us,’ Hammoud says
(CLICK ON DETROIT) WASHINGTON – Michigan Solicitor General Fadwa A. Hammoud made history on Tuesday by becoming the first Arab American Muslim woman to argue before the U.S. Supreme Court.
The case she was arguing originated in Kalamazoo in 2007 and has now made it all the way to the high court.
“Every single one of the justices actually asked a question. Justice Kavanaugh was on the phone, but every single one of the justices obviously was interested,” Hammoud said.
She said arguing in front of the Supreme Court was the highlight of her career.
