During a pre‑midterm rally in Port Huron, former President Donald Trump targeted Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El‑Sayed, accusing him of ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and threatening that…
During a pre‑midterm rally in Port Huron, former President Donald Trump targeted Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El‑Sayed, accusing him of ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and threatening that he would need to pass a metal detector to sit in the Senate. The controversy highlights the nation‑wide backlash against Muslim politicians and raises questions about security, civil rights and campaign rhetoric in the fraught mid‑term season.
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