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Trump Calls El-Sayed Jihadist, Muslim Brotherhood Member in Rally

By Drooid · Oct 22, 2026, 4:53 PM UTC · How we work

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U.S. President Donald Trump called Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed a jihadist and Muslim Brotherhood member in Georgia rally.
Rep. Nancy Mace called every Muslim officeholder a “trojan horse” and national-security threat.
Washington Post analysis found at least 39 sharia-targeting bills for 2025-2026, six enacted.
Rutgers report documented harassment, threats, and family risks against Muslim public officials.
Investigators reviewed Ilhan Omar’s immigration records for denaturalization despite 2019 review finding no evidence.

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U.S. President Donald Trump called Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed a jihadist and Muslim Brotherhood member in Georgia rally.
Rep. Nancy Mace called every Muslim officeholder a “trojan horse” and national-security threat.
Washington Post analysis found at least 39 sharia-targeting bills for 2025-2026, six enacted.
Rutgers report documented harassment, threats, and family risks against Muslim public officials.
Investigators reviewed Ilhan Omar’s immigration records for denaturalization despite 2019 review finding no evidence.