Abdul El-Sayed Denies 'Dual Loyalty' Accusations Amid Family Terror Ties Scrutiny
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Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan gubernatorial candidate, has been accused of having 'dual loyalty' to the Muslim Brotherhood due to his family's alleged ties to the organization. El-Sayed, who holds Egyptian citizenship, denies these claims and asserts that they are politically motivated. The controversy has intensified as the midterm elections approach.
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