FBI boss defends use of Mosque spies

FBI director Robert Mueller has defended the agency’s use of informants within US mosques amid complaints that worshippers and clerics were being targeted instead of possible terrorists.

FBI director Robert Mueller has defended the agency’s use of informants within US mosques amid complaints that worshippers and clerics were being targeted instead of possible terrorists.

Mr Mueller’s comments came days after a Michigan Muslim organisation asked the US Justice Department to investigate complaints that the FBI was asking the faithful to spy on Islamic leaders and worshippers.

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