CAIR in the News

CAIR in the News, October 2, 2026

CAIR: The Guardian Asked Four Chatbots to Remove a Hijab – Only Anthropic’s Refused – Inside Telecom

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) tied the trend to islamophobia in the digital age, where old forms of discrimination can be repeated through tools that are faster, cheaper, and more realistic.

CAIR called on Elon Musk to end what it described as Grok’s use to harass, “unveil,” and generate sexually explicit images of women, including prominent Muslim women.

CAIR-OK : ACLU condemns ‘ deplorable’ conditions at Oklahoma immigration detention center – KOSU

The 14-page letter was signed by people from the ACLU of Oklahoma, the ACLU National Prison Project, Latitude Legal Alliance, YWCA Tulsa, Rivas & Associates law firm, University of Tulsa College of Law Legal Clinic and Council on American-Islamic Relations of Oklahoma.

CAIR-Chicago: Immigrant Rights Coalition Urges United Nations to Intervene After Ice Conceals Location of Thousands of Detained Immigrants

CAIR-CA: New California reparations law requires companies to disclose past profits from slavery – CalMatters

CAIR: This 2024 UN Resolution Should Be the Model for US Policy Toward Israel – Common Dreams

Sahar Alsahlani, board member of the Council on American-Islamic Relations in New York (CAIR-NY) and board member of the Parliament of World Religions, the oldest and largest interfaith organization in the world, concurs.

She said: “This is the moment for organizers for Palestine in the US to demand that requirements of UN General Assembly Resolution ES-10/24 become the requirements of US policy toward Israel, and to back up this demand by dramatically increasing BDS mobilization.”

CAIR: Are Texas Muslims ordering businesses to remove haram products within 30 days? Here’s the truth – Snopes

CAIR: Extra police expected downtown for MU homecoming parade; university says no entries for parade were denied this year – ABC

CAIR: UC asks judge to dismiss DOJ antisemitism suit, calling it ‘political coercion’ – Los Angeles Times