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VA Police Delete Photographs Taken by Muslim-American Journalism Student Mariam Jukaku is a 24-year-old graduate student in journalism at Syracuse University. After her photography class on September 6, she started to do her homework, which was to take pictures around campus. She's a Muslim American, and was wearing brown pants, long sleeves, and a brown scarf. As she walked on the sidewalk toward her car, she passed the VA hospital, so she tried out her camera, taking pictures of the VA entrance and the flags hanging above it.

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VA Police Delete Photographs Taken by Muslim-American Journalism Student

Mariam Jukaku is a 24-year-old graduate student in journalism at Syracuse University.

After her photography class on September 6, she started to do her homework, which was to take pictures around campus. She's a Muslim American, and was wearing brown pants, long sleeves, and a brown scarf.

As she walked on the sidewalk toward her car, she passed the VA hospital, so she tried out her camera, taking pictures of the VA entrance and the flags hanging above it.