POLITICS● ELEVATED3d ago · Oct 23, 2026, 5:10 PM
Trump says Senate candidate Abdul-El Sayed is part of the Muslim Brotherhood
Clarín · north america
Trump accuses the Michigan Senate hopeful of being part of an extremist group, intensifying the electoral climate. The contest is key for Senate control. El-Sayed, who could be the first Muslim senator, faces attacks on his faith. He responds that his loyalty is to the Constitution, not
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