"The rhetoric is absolutely unacceptable. First it's DEI, next it's Black women, then it's Black men, then it's members of the Latino community, then it's members of the Arab-American community. Now it's Muslims. Each week it shifts."
"I serve as a senior member of the House Intel Committee. One of the biggest threats to our country is coming from within our country—domestic terrorism, mainly from white supremacist organizations."
Rep. Andre Carson criticized Republican lawmakers for making inflammatory anti-Muslim statements, including claims that Muslims don't belong in America and that the country needs more Islamophobia. Carson appeared on CNN to respond to these remarks, which followed several incidents involving suspects with potential extremist connections. As one of four Muslims in Congress and a senior House Intelligence Committee member, Carson characterized the rhetoric as unacceptable and part of a pattern targeting various communities. He argued that domestic terrorism primarily stems from white supremacist organizations rather than Muslims, and criticized House Speaker Mike Johnson for failing to address bigotry within the Republican Party.
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