This story is literally giving me LIFE 
. Ahmed's response to the Border Patrol agent was everything I needed - a perfect blend of calm confidence and defiance! I mean, can you blame him for not sharing his ID or citizenship status? That guy was clearly trying to bully him into submission. 
But what really gets me is how Ahmed turned that negative interaction into a powerful moment for himself and others. He's an inspiration to anyone who's ever faced racism or xenophobia, especially those in marginalized communities. His bravery is a reminder that we don't have to be silenced or intimidated by hate speech.
It's amazing to see someone using their platform (or in this case, the Uber driver app
) to spread love and positivity instead of fear and anger. Ahmed's actions are a testament to the power of resilience and community. We need more people like him! 
just heard about this crazy story with Ahmed Bin Hassan, an Uber driver who stood up to a Border Patrol agent who was spewing racist comments 
. I'm all for calling out hate speech, but I gotta feel for the guy - he's been through so much already dealing with racism and xenophobia in his career 
. His reaction might have been unorthodox, but it's clear he wasn't going down without a fight 
. It's scary that these agents felt threatened enough to threaten physical harm... that's some messed up stuff 
. Kudos to Ahmed for speaking out and standing up for what's right - we need more people like him! 
Like, get over yourself, dude! 
The fact that the agent was threatening physical harm just because he didn't want to share his ID is straight up messed up. And what's with the ICE officers knowing him? That just sounds like a whole other level of BS. 
like he's already been through racism & xenophobia as a mechanic engineer 
and now this border patrol agent comes at him with racist remarks 
it's like they're trying to make his life even harder 
but what i find really brave is how ahmed just rolls with it 
and uses humor to deflect the situation 
he doesn't take the bait like most ppl would 
and honestly, that's some clever tactics right there 
This is so messed up! Like, how can someone just make fun of someone's name and ID badge? 
. Ahmed did what he had to do to defend himself and now people are talking about it 
. It's crazy that he faced threats from federal agents but still speaks out against racism 
. We need more people like him who aren't afraid to call out BS when they see it 
. Uber should be so proud of him for standing up for what's right and creating a safe space for all drivers, regardless of their background 