Abdul El-Sayed Hates Native-Born Americans

Why did he lie about being an American citizen?… This is a guy who was born and raised in Michigan, and he has said in the past that he was an immigrant from North Africa or an immigrant from Egypt or wherever. Why would you lie and say that you didn’t come from America when you did?

JD Vance Says Abdul El-Sayed Shows ‘Revulsion to Native-Born Americans’

JD Vance Says Abdul El-Sayed Shows ‘Revulsion to Native-Born Americans’

Abdul El-Sayed called himself “an immigrant from North Africa” at the Michigan Democratic Party’s spring 2017 convention…

El-Sayed is a leading figure in the Red/Green international alliance of progressive radicals and Islamic activists that has gained massive influence in the Democratic Party and has transformed left-wing parties in France, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

The alliance emphasizes a hostility to citizens’ rights to enforce national borders, labor markets, and shared civic norms. For example, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has undermined the value of American citizenship by repeatedly declaring that illegal migrants are New Yorkers.

“I Don’t Give a F*ck Who You Are!” El-Sayed Staffer Tries to Assault James O’Keefe and Has to be Restrained in Wild Confrontation (VIDEO)

El-Sayed — whose full name is Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed — has repeatedly said he is an observant Muslim. Progressives however have been unwilling to admit the anti-liberal and theocratic goals of the Islamic ideology, despite the vehemence and volume of Islamic declarations, including demands that Muslims treat non-Muslims with revulsion.

Some Republican politicians have spotlighted the increasingly anti-American attitudes of the Red/Green alliance. “They put the interest of illegal aliens above American citizens, and then they call it racist if we say, ‘Well, wait a second, the first responsibility of any elected official is to take care of American citizens!’” Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) said in early October.

From El-Sayed himself:

In 2012, El-Sayed himself signed a letter urging Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood-backed president of Egypt at the time, to use new authorities he had bestowed upon himself to punish his political foes.

Pro-democracy activists in the country described Morsi’s power grab as “absolute presidential tyranny,” “a horrifying coup,” “a complete assassination of the democratic transition” and “autocratic.”

But where others saw an appalling crackdown on dissent, El-Sayed saw opportunity. “We, leaders of the Egyptian community, support the revolutionary decisions taken by the president, and we call on him to purge the media and the police as quickly as possible,” the letter read.

NY Post 10/20/26

El-Sayed Funded by Fellow Co-Signers of Muslim Brotherhood Support Letter

Michigan Democratic Senate primary winner Abdul El-Sayed arrives with his wife, Sarah Juka

Michigan Muslim Socialist Abdul El-Sayed received over $25,000 from at least six men who co-signed a letter supporting the Muslim Brotherhood.

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