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A new wave of so-called ‘anti-Sharia’ bills introduced in Congress by Senators Tommy Tuberville and lawmakers including Randy Fine and Chip Roy are being exposed as unconstitutional legislation designed not to address any real legal threat, but to stoke fear of American Muslims for political gain. United Voices has sent a formal briefing memo to every member of Congress explaining exactly what Sharia is — and what these bills actually are.
Senators Tom Cotton (R-AR) and Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urging an investigation of a Muslim civil rights organization based on discredited conspiracy theories. United Voices is shining a light on the request — and asking whether Cotton and Stefanik are acting in coordination with the Israeli government or in exchange for pro-Israel donor funding.
United Voices is demanding the Department of Homeland Security immediately lift its funding freeze on security grants to American Muslim nonprofits — a freeze reportedly driven by a discredited report from a pro-Israel, anti-Muslim organization founded by Daniel Pipes — while mosques and houses of worship face a documented rise in violent threats.
Rep. Brian Mast has withdrawn Section 226 of H.R. 5300 — the provision that would have given Secretary of State Marco Rubio unilateral authority to revoke U.S. passports with no conviction, no charge, and no meaningful court oversight. United Voices is calling it a victory for organized advocacy, while documenting the broader pattern of ‘Israel First’ legislation that has been defeated through public pressure this year.
Buried in Section 226 of H.R. 5300, introduced by Rep. Brian Mast and scheduled for committee markup, is a provision that would give Secretary of State Marco Rubio unilateral authority to revoke U.S. passports based on vague ‘material support’ allegations — no conviction required, no charge necessary, no meaningful court oversight. United Voices is documenting what this bill actually does and why it matters.
United Voices is demanding state and federal law enforcement investigate death threats targeting Tanveer Patel, a Muslim candidate running for Hoover City Council in Alabama, as hate crimes — warning that threatening a candidate because of her faith is an attack on democracy itself.
United Voices calls on DHS to clarify reports of a plan to block Muslim nonprofits critical of Israel from federal grants, warning against viewpoint discrimination and political retaliation.
The New York Post Had to Correct Its Anti-Muslim Smears — Twice. Rupert Murdoch’s Paper Has a Bigotry Problem.
The New York Post was forced to correct an article falsely claiming a Muslim civil rights organization funded the Zohran Mamdani mayoral campaign — the second time this year the Murdoch-owned outlet has had to walk back false anti-Muslim claims. United Voices is documenting the pattern and warning that there is a fine line between bigotry and defamation.