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2026-09-26 03:02
Muslim Americans push back as Republican politicians stoke anti-Sharia rhetoric ahead of election
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Muslim Americans push back as Republican politicians stoke anti-Sharia rhetoric ahead of election
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Some of the loudest cheers for Sen. Ted Cruz at the Republicans' recent midterm convention in Dallas came after the Texas politician targeted Muslim Americans and their faith's religious code.
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Muslim Americans push back as Republican politicians stoke anti-Sharia rhetoric ahead of election - AP News
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