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Damien Moran
National Catholic Reporter, April 18, 2008
Homeland Security agents at Chicago's O'Hare airport April 6 refused entry to Irish antiwar activist Damien Moran, and sent him back to Poland, where he currently lives and teaches. The agents detained Moran and questioned him about a 2003 peace protest Moran conducted, in which a U.S. military plane parked at Dublin's Shannon airport en route to Iraq was damaged.
A Dublin Circuit court acquitted Moran of charges from the protest. Moran was to visit his brother in Virginia and then speak at a conference in Omaha, Neb., sponsored by the Global Network Against Weapons in Space.
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