A radical Islamic organization has been quietly constructing a self-contained community in Texas, known as Epic City, which includes exclusive housing, religious institutions, and its own governance structure. This development sparked fierce backlash from local Texans, leading to state and federal investigations into potential civil rights violations related to housing discrimination. The overwhelming support for a ban on Sharia law in Texas highlights growing concerns about the compatibility of Islamic law with American values, revealing a larger national debate on the enforcement of laws within the country.

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Highlights:

• “Epic City: A self-contained Muslim enclave in Texas.”
• “Texans unite against exclusive housing for affiliated Muslims.”
• “State and federal investigations launched into Epic's operations.”
• “95% support for banning Sharia law reflects concerns about Islamic law's compatibility with American values.”

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