CAIR in the News

CAIR in the News, July 10, 2026

CAIR-Texas: Anti-Muslim propaganda film by Texas right-wingers seizes on San Antonio’s Alamo as central symbol – San Antonio Current

CAIR-NY: New York mosque receives shooting threat ahead of Friday prayers

CAIR LDF Video: The Intersection of Appellate Law and Public Interest Practice | Hannah Mullen – Texas Appellate Law Podcast

CAIR-Chicago: Muslim woman sues Waukesha County for violating freedom of religion – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Hafsa Haider, a spokeswoman from the Council on American-Islamic Relations, the largest Muslim-American advocacy group in the country, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that, for Muslim women, wearing a hijab represents modesty.

Being asked to remove your hijab and being seen (by men outside one’s family) without one is a direct violation of a Muslim woman’s core religious value, Haider said.

“It can be a very distressing moment for woman to be compelled to remove a hijab before unrelated men,” Haider said.

CAIR-MN: Ramsey County sheriff says Somali gang violence must be curbed, but community warns of dangerous rhetoric – Star Tribune

Several Somali community members and the Council on American-Islamic Relations Minnesota (CAIR-MN) took issue with Fletcher’s take. They agreed that there have been problems with “community violence” that need to be worked on.

Video: CAIR, CAIR-MN Commend Ms. Rachel for Supporting Muslim Children Targeted by President Trump

Video: CAIR, CAIR-MN Say President Trump’s Sharing of Anti-Muslim Post Puts Pictured Children in Danger

Video: CAIR-Philadelphia Offers Reward for Info on Apparent Arson Attempt Targeting Mosque

CAIR: Philadelphia Muslims adjust to ‘level of shock’ after mosque arson – The Philadelphia Tribune

CAIR-Philadelphia: Officials condemn arson attack at Philadelphia mosque – The Center Square

CAIR: Can a Muslim be a Republican? The Week Magazine

CAIR-NY: North Hempstead racks up $257G more in legal fees for defense in mosque case – Newsday

Afaf Nasher, executive director of the New York Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said in an interview North Hempstead “taxpayers deserve better”

“These laws are meant to protect and to penalize when egregious actions that are discriminatory occur,” Nasher said. “This should be avoided by providing equal and constitutional treatment to every worshipping community.”

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