Muslim city of Dearborn is lost

'America, we have lost this city': Christian pastor erupts on Muslim town council over pro-Islam bias Sharia

Minister states, 'We will not have it anymore. Enough is enough'

Dearborn, Michigan, has a massive Muslim population. Members of that community, like other groups that have come to America, brought their own agenda, ideologies, beliefs, politics, economy and religion.

But there are concerns that Islam's Sharia law, which governs not just religion for Muslims but everything in their lives, and Sharia's demand that Islam ultimately dominate everyone, including non-Muslims, has caused alarm.

In that city, a Muslim mayor, Abdullah Hammoud, recently told a Christian minister that he was "not welcome here," and then refused to apologize for attacking the resident.

Hammoud's rage was unleashed when a resident objected to officials' decision to rename Warren Avenue in honor of Osama Silbani, who had delivered controversial opinions praising the Muslim terrorists in Hezbollah and Hamas as freedom fighters.

That clash, just a few months ago, had Hammoud blasting the Christian minister as a racist.