Byron Henry

And H-1Bs now, which is getting a lot of focus as well.

And then you have, on top of all that, Steve, you have just an influx of other countries and

from nations where Islam is the predominant religion, also flocking to Collin County, and they're bringing their culture with them.

It's not just people that's like, we can't stand where we live.

It's oppressive.

We wanna be free.

We wanna take part in the American dream and whatnot.

That's not what we're seeing anymore, especially in Collin County.

We are seeing cultures being imported, neighborhoods being, how can I say, basically overrun

with one faith.

In fact, some, as you know about Epic, the Epic issue was attempting to make it kind of like a Islamic enclave with only adherence to Islam living there, as well as portions of the HOA dues being used to fund the mosques and the religious and other ideological endeavors of that community.

And so all those things have just come to a head now.

And it's like,

you know, where were we, what were we doing?

I'm sure someone was saying something about it, but now on a daily basis, my inbox is literally full of emails and warnings about different things going on in North Texas, especially Collin County with respect to this threat.

And I think it's wonderful that you've set up camp here in Texas, especially focusing on North Texas, and then especially focusing on that March 3rd ballot initiative, which will allow the Republican Party and those that share our values

to make their voices heard loud and clear that if you live in this country, you abide, we follow American law and the American Constitution only, and there won't be any Sharia law or Sharia law light or a lot of the other things that are being pushed in some of these communities in Texas and in Collin County specifically.

Well, it really is the scale that is the surprising thing.

We obviously have immigration issues

as we've talked about, just negative immigration running rampant to this country with very little checks.