A woman in Stillwater, Oklahoma, said FBI agents came to her home to question her about her online activity after Facebook gave them screenshots of her posts.
The woman, identified as Rolla Abdeljawad, was confronted by the agents about the posts. Following the incident, her lawyer, Hassan Shibly, shared a video clip of the encounter, Reason reported Friday.
“FBI visit the home of an American Muslim Woman’s home to question her about her pro-Palestine social media posts after they were flagged by @meta’s @Facebook!” the video’s caption read:
“The lawyer did inform me that, these instances are now common but, the lawyer doesn’t believe that FB sent them the screenshots of my posts. Rather, it seems like a fishing expedition,” she wrote:
The situation has ignited concerns about constitutional and legal problems regarding citizens’ right to free speech, the outlet said.