Mehanna v. United States

Whether a citizen"s political and religious speech may constitute provision of "material support or resources" to a foreign terrorist organization (FTO) under the "coordination" rubric of Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project, when the government conceded that petitioner was not instructed by the FTO, and the evidence showed that he did not interact with the FTO, but rather viewed, translated, and disseminated materials of his own choosing, while expressing moral support for certain views of the FTO, and associating on the Internet with persons who the government claims had themselves associated with the FTO.