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Target the Jihadists, but Stay True to the U.S. Constitution

By Betsy McCaughey
Wednesday, September 23 2026

Republican politicians are warning about the Islamization of America, which is spawning homegrown jihadists and recognition of Sharia law. But some are going too far, claiming that Muslims "don't belong in American society" and are "unable to assimilate." Our leaders need to keep in mind that American Muslims are diverse in their thinking and lifestyles. Most feel pride in this country and willingly obey our legal system, not Sharia law. The challenge is to defeat the Islamist threat while remaining true to the U.S. Constitution and our Western values of tolerance and pluralism.…

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