Dearborn, Michigan Boosts Security Amid Backlash Over Controversial Op-Ed

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Dearborn, Michigan, is increasing police presence after an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal labeled the city as "America's jihad capital," leading to a surge in Islamophobic online attacks. The mayor announced heightened security at places of worship and infrastructure points due to the alarming increase in bigotry. The author of the opinion piece, Steven Stalinsky, stated that his intention was to draw attention to protests in Michigan expressing support for Hamas. President Biden condemned hate and warned against blaming a group based on the actions of a few, emphasizing the need to combat Islamophobia and anti-Arab hate.
- Michigan’s Dearborn ramps up security after inflammatory op-ed leads to rise in ‘Islamophobic’ online attacks PBS NewsHour
- Michigan city ramps up security after op-ed dubs it ‘jihad capital’ of America Fox News
- Whitmer blasts 'cruel and ignorant' WSJ column on Dearborn Detroit Free Press
- Community leaders call on The Wall Street Journal to retract controversial opinion piece about Dearborn WDIV ClickOnDetroit
- Arab American leaders urge apology after Wall Street Journal 'jihad' piece. Writer replies Detroit News
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