New Caucus Targets Sharia Law in the United States

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In the halls of Congress, a new battle is underway for the heart and soul of America. A group of House Republicans has taken a bold stand to protect the nation’s foundational values against what they see as a rising threat. They have formed the Sharia Free America Caucus to address the influence of Islamic Sharia law in the United States.
This effort is led by Texas Congressmen Keith Self and Chip Roy. They argue that Sharia is not simply a religious code; they see it as a political and legal system that conflicts with the U.S. Constitution. The caucus aims to educate fellow lawmakers and the American public about these dangers.
.@RepChipRoy and I are proud to welcome @GOPMajorityWhip to the Sharia Free America Caucus.
Thank you, Majority Whip Emmer, for standing up for the American way of life against the threat of Sharia.
Sharia has NO place in America! https://t.co/X2aQve4Imh
— Rep. Keith Self (@RepKeithSelf) January 9, 2026
Their mission is clear: to defend American constitutional principles and individual freedoms. Congressman Self has warned that the American way of life is under siege by forces that are hostile to Western values. He points to the changes seen in European nations like France and England as a future America must avoid.
The caucus intends to advance legislation. One key proposal is the No Sharia Legislation, which would prevent immigration benefits for individuals who advocate for Sharia. This legislative push highlights the group’s commitment to creating tangible policy changes.
Congressman Roy stated that this is a critical moment for the country. He believes that adherents of Sharia seek to replace America’s legal system. For these lawmakers, this battle is spiritual, and it is crucial that leadership work to preserve the spiritual heritage of America.
A Growing Movement and Its Goals
The Sharia Free America Caucus is gaining momentum and support. In just one month since its founding, the group has grown to include 26 Republican lawmakers from 17 different states. This rapid growth shows a shared concern among many elected officials about the preservation of American law and culture.
Prominent members like Florida Representative Byron Donalds have declared, “Sharia has no place in America. We will not surrender our freedoms.” This sentiment is echoed by Illinois Representative Mary Miller, who joined to stand against what she calls a “radical ideology.” She believes this ideology threatens the Christian values upon which the nation was built.
The caucus is also exploring proposals to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization. Congressman Self identifies this group as the foundation for exporting Sharia to the United States and other Western countries. This focus on the Muslim Brotherhood connects the caucus’s domestic concerns to broader international movements.
The concern is not limited to the House of Representatives. Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama has voiced strong support, calling Sharia a national security issue. He has been a leading voice in the Senate, warning about the dangers he believes this ideology poses to American society.
These leaders are calling for vigilance and action. They are urging their colleagues and citizens to recognize the threat before it becomes more established. For believers, this is a call to pray for our leaders and to be active in protecting the liberties that are a gift from God.
Controversy and the Path Forward
The formation of the Sharia Free America Caucus has not been without opposition. Groups like the Muslim Public Affairs Council have criticized the caucus, arguing that it promotes Islamophobic rhetoric. They believe the caucus unfairly targets American Muslims and creates a climate of fear.
Despite the criticism, the caucus members remain determined. They see their actions as a necessary defense of the U.S. Constitution and the freedoms it guarantees. In Texas, voters will even see a proposition on the March primary ballot calling for the prohibition of Sharia law in the state.
The debate highlights a deep divide over religious freedom, national security, and cultural identity. On one side are those who believe Sharia poses an existential threat to American values. On the other are those who see the caucus as a discriminatory movement that undermines the principles of religious tolerance.
As this debate unfolds, the caucus continues its work. Their goal is to ensure that the United States remains a nation governed by its Constitution, not by any foreign legal or religious system. The future of this effort will depend on their ability to persuade others of the urgency of their cause.
Now is the time to take action and protect the principles that define our nation. The caucus cannot succeed alone; they need your voice! Contact your representatives today and urge them to support and collaborate with this crucial movement. Encourage them to champion legislation that enforces the values of constitutional governance and resists the influence of any foreign legal systems.
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