Islamization of America

Islamization of America is accelerating. In tandem with the spread of Sharia law in America's courts,* the islamization of American media, political, education and prison systems in particular is gaining momentum.

What is driving the Islamization of America?

Estimated to be five million, the Muslim population in USA today is about the size of the Hispanic population 27 years ago, but it is growing six times faster than the national rate, thanks to high rates of birth, immigration and conversions.

Islam's growth in American prisons is particularly troubling. About 80% of Americans who convert to a religion while in prison become Muslim, who now comprise about 20% of U.S. prison population. The conversion rate is especially high among African-American inmates.

During the presidency of Barack Hussein Obama, whose father and stepfather were Muslims, Islamic groups, including Muslim Brotherhood's Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), penetrated the highest levels of the U.S. government. The White House had a White House Muslim Advisor, who had counterpart Muslim advisors in the U.S. Department of Justice, the FBI, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, whose Senior Fellow, Mohamed Elibiary declared that USA is an "Islamic country":

Members of the Muslim Brotherhood in the US government still have security clearance and advise not only "outreach" programs to Muslims in the United States but also classified counter-terrorism programs aimed at protecting Americans from Islamic terrorism. Their 'achievements' to date include:

●  Blocking the indictments of CAIR and other American Muslim Brotherhood organizations listed as unindicted co-conspirators of Holy Land Foundation (HLF), the Muslim Brotherhood "charity" convicted in 2008 of financing Hamas.

●  Deleting Islam's violent nature and past (see Hitler Islam) from FBI counter-terrorism training manuals, requiring communication from and between government agencies to be more "Islam-friendly," and pushing for the prosecution of criticizing Islam as hate crimes.

When the Trump administration tried to undo the damage, it met fierce resistance from the Muslims and their allies in the legislative and judicial branches of the government, as well as in the media. Under the Biden administration, Muslims regained the ground lost during the Trump years and are expanding their reach into all branches of the U.S. government.

* The states that have enacted "ALAC" (American Laws for American Courts) to block it currently include Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, and Washington.

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