Pastor erupts in Dearborn at city council meeting: ‘Enough is enough’
A pastor spoke at a Dearborn, Michigan city council meeting expressing concern that the city is operating under religious law rather than American law, and that Muslim residents are influencing local governance. The pastor and others disagreed with how the city is being run. The disagreement centers on what role religion should play in local government.
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2 developments- Aug 21‘We have lost this city’: Pastor blasts Dearborn council over Sharia law claims
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