Texas AG Paxton: ‘We Won’t Have Sharia Law In Texas’

Texas AG Paxton defends investigation into Muslim EPIC City development.

The East Plano Islamic Center, a well-known mosque in Plano, Texas, plans to develop a 402-acre community called EPIC City. This project will include a mosque, over 1,000 homes, a K-12 faith-based school, a community college, retail shops, parks, and senior housing. The goal of this initiative is to support the expanding Muslim population in the region.

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Unsurprisingly, the plans have been met with intense blowback from the surrounding communities and political figures alike. Back in February, Governor Greg Abbott (R) made it clear in an X post that the Lone Star State doesn’t tolerate Sharia law, the legal and ethical framework central to the Muslim faith. Polygamy, different rules for women, free speech restrictions, and violent punishments are some of the practices common in Sharia law that would be considered incompatible with U.S. law.

The project has been stalled by a number of investigations launched by various state agencies, one of them being the attorney general’s office.

Attorney General Ken Paxton recently joined the “Glenn Beck Program” to share the details of what’s going on with the investigations surrounding EPIC City. More

Epic city wants Sharia Law, yet our Constitution stands firmly at odds with such a shift.

In what context should America permit Muslims to establish their own city? Just say NO, Texas!