Judge Frees Salah Sarsour

法官釋放 Salah Sarsour


Introduction

A judge says Salah Sarsour can leave jail. Mr. Sarsour is the leader of a Muslim group in Milwaukee.

一名法官表示 Salah Sarsour 可以出獄。Sarsour 先生是密爾瓦基一個穆斯林團體的領導人。

Main Body

The government put Mr. Sarsour in jail in March 2026. They said he had problems with the law in Israel many years ago. They also said he lied on his papers to live in the USA. Mr. Sarsour says this is not true.

政府於 2026 年 3 月將 Sarsour 先生監禁。他們稱他多年前在以色列有法律問題。他們還指稱他在申請居住美國的文件中造假。Sarsour 先生表示這並不屬實。

The judge says the government waited too long to arrest him. Mr. Sarsour spoke publicly about rights for people in Palestine. The judge thinks the government put him in jail because of his words. The judge says everyone in the USA has the right to speak.

法官表示政府逮捕他的時間太晚。Sarsour 先生曾公開談論巴勒斯坦人的權利。法官認為政府是因為他的言論而將其監禁。法官表示在美國每個人都擁有言論自由。

Mr. Sarsour is sick with diabetes. He lost a lot of weight in jail. He also has a family in the USA. The judge decided these things are important for his release.

Sarsour 先生患有糖尿病。他在獄中體重減輕許多。他在美國還有家人。法官認定這些因素對其獲釋至關重要。

Conclusion

Mr. Sarsour is now at his home in Wisconsin. He must go to all future court meetings.

Sarsour 先生目前已回到他在威斯康辛州的家中。他必須出席未來所有的法庭會議。

Vocabulary Learning

🚩 The Power of "To Be"

In this story, we see how we use is, are, and was to describe people and situations. This is the most important part of A2 English.

1. Describing a Person (Present)

  • "Mr. Sarsour is the leader..."
  • "Mr. Sarsour is sick..."

2. Describing a Group or Fact (Present)

  • "...these things are important."
  • "Everyone... has the right" (Note: 'Everyone' acts like one person).

3. Describing the Past

  • The story says the government "put" him in jail. In English, some words don't change for the past.
  • Example: Put (Now) → Put (Past).

Quick Word Map

Location \rightarrow Jail, Home, USA, Wisconsin People \rightarrow Judge, Leader, Family Health \rightarrow Sick, Weight, Diabetes

Vocabulary Learning

judge (n.)
The person in a court who decides if someone is guilty or innocent.
Example:The judge decided that the man could go home.
jail (n.)
A place where people are kept as a punishment for a crime.
Example:He spent two months in jail.
leader (n.)
A person who is in charge of a group.
Example:She is the leader of the local sports club.
arrest (v.)
When the police take someone away to a police station.
Example:The police will arrest the thief.
publicly (adv.)
In a way that other people can see or hear.
Example:The singer spoke publicly about her life.
diabetes (n.)
A health problem where the body cannot control the amount of sugar in the blood.
Example:He has to take medicine because of his diabetes.
release (n.)
The act of letting someone go free from jail.
Example:The family was happy about his release.
Practice A2 words in a crossword