Texas Muslims are facing a wave of policies they argue unfairly target their community, raising concerns about growing stigmatization. With elections approaching, activists are turning to the ballot box as a means of pushing back against what they describe as discriminatory measures. The push comes amid broader debates over religious freedom and civil rights in the state. Supporters say voting is a key tool in challenging legislation they believe disproportionately affects their faith.
Texas Muslims grapple with a slate of policies they say stigmatise their community, push for change at the ballot box.
