A shocking demand from an Islamic scholar is making waves across conservative circles as Mahmood Mamdani brazenly calls for U.S. immigration policy to conform to Islamic religious doctrine rather than American constitutional law.
According to The Federalist, Mamdani didn't just critique current immigration policies—he invoked Islamic doctrine to define what he considers "civic obligation" while attempting to delegitimize the lawful, constitutional authority of the United States government over its own borders.
This comes at a critical time when President Trump's administration is working tirelessly to implement the mass deportation program that Americans voted for in overwhelming numbers. While patriots celebrate the return of law and order to our immigration system, foreign academics are literally demanding we abandon our constitutional framework in favor of Islamic religious law.
The Audacity of Foreign Interference
Think about the sheer audacity here, folks. We have a scholar invoking religious doctrine—not American law, not constitutional principles, but Islamic doctrine—to tell the United States how we should run our immigration system. This is exactly the kind of foreign interference in American governance that the Founders warned us about.
The timing couldn't be more telling. Just weeks into Trump's second term, as deportations ramp up and the border wall nears completion, we're seeing desperate attempts to undermine American sovereignty through appeals to foreign religious authority.
"When foreign academics start invoking religious doctrine to override American constitutional law, you know the globalist agenda is in full panic mode."
This isn't about immigration policy—it's about who gets to decide America's future. Will it be We the People through our elected representatives and constitutional framework, or will we bow to the religious mandates of foreign scholars?
President Trump and his America First administration have made it crystal clear: American law comes first on American soil. No foreign doctrine, no matter how it's packaged, will override the constitutional authority of the United States to control its own borders and determine its own immigration policies.
Patriots need to stay vigilant against these attempts to replace American sovereignty with globalist religious mandates. Are you ready to defend constitutional law against foreign interference?