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FBI Raided Home of Abdul El-Sayed's Family, According to Half-Sister

Eman Abdelhadi, half-sister of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, stated that the FBI raided their home. This disclosure follows El-Sayed's debate with Republican Mike Rogers, who raised questions about El-Sayed's family ties to the Islamic American Relief Agency, where their mother worked.

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Abdul El-Sayed's half-sister, Eman Abdelhadi, revealed that the FBI raided their family home in a 2016 essay. This information surfaced after El-Sayed's debate with Republican Mike Rogers, who questioned El-Sayed about his mother's past employment with the Islamic American Relief Agency, which has faced scrutiny for alleged ties to terrorism. El-Sayed has denied any connections to the Muslim Brotherhood and stated he was raised by his father after his parents' divorce.

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  • Eman Abdelhadi wrote about an FBI raid on their home in 2016.
  • Fatten Elkomy, their mother, worked for IARA from 1999 to 2004.
  • IARA was raided by federal agents in October 2004.
  • The Treasury Department designated IARA as a terrorism supporter in 2004.
  • El-Sayed has denied any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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El-Sayed’s Sister Wrote That FBI Raided Their Mother’s Home

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