Terrorists?

The students are looking less and less like boys out for a good time with fireworks. The grand jury didn't think so.

Then there's this, which I've only found from one source so far:

According to officials familiar with the case, Mohamed has been arrested previously in Egypt on terrorism-related charges. He is said to have produced an Internet video showing how to build a remote-controlled car bomb.

Let's see how far CAIR goes defending these "students".