Donald Trump will cast a long shadow in September when Muslims
across the U.S. gather to celebrate Eid al-Adha, known as the Feast of
Sacrifice.
Now that Trump, whose anti-Muslim rhetoric has
punctuated the campaign season, has secured the Republican presidential
nomination, his candidacy could propel Muslim-Americans to head to the
polls and vote against him.
"The rhetoric that Trump is putting out there is
creating a lot of mobilization," said Amaney Jamal, a politics
professor at Princeton University who has studied Muslim American
political participation and voting behavior.
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