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Trump Escalates Anti-Muslim Attacks Against Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan
U.S. President Donald Trump intensified his anti-Muslim rhetoric against Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed at a campaign rally ahead of the midterm elections. He described him as a threat to national security and questioned his loyalty, invoking images of the September 11 attacks to urge voters to oppose him, a move that drew criticism from Arab Americans.
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- Trump described El-Sayed as a threat to national security and questioned his loyalty.
«portraying him as a national security threat and questioning his loyalty»
Chicago Tribune - Trump used images of the September 11 attacks to urge voters to oppose the Muslim candidate.
«Trump used 9/11 imagery to urge Michigan voters to oppose Muslim Senate candidate»
The Hindu - El-Sayed took part in a campaign rally in Grand Rapids alongside Senator Bernie Sanders.
«will rally west Michigan voters alongside Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders in Grand Rapids»
USA TODAY - Al Jazeera covered the anti-Muslim rhetoric in Trump's campaign in Michigan ahead of the midterm elections.
«Al Jazeera looks at the key takeaways from the US president's campaign event in Michigan ahead of the midterm vote»
Al Jazeera
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