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2026-11-06 23:47
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‘Shawarma law’: Abdul El-Sayed never shied away from Islamophobic provocations
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The successful Democratic contender for a Michigan Senate seat parried the many insinuations lobbed by Republicans Abdul El-Sayed said he did not expect to be “a main character of this midterms”, but the first Muslim elected to the US Senate in history will take his seat in January after a…
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Abdul El-Sayed says 'I'm for shawarma law.' Where to get his favorite USA Today
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