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Texas Democratic candidate accused of antisemitism

Maureen Galindo faces backlash over campaign post calling for 'American Zionists' to be jailed

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Texas Democratic candidate Maureen Galindo accused of antisemitism, faces condemnation from own party and lawmakers

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Maureen Galindo is a Democratic congressional candidate in Texas' 35th Congressional District. She has been accused of antisemitism after making comments on Texas Public Radio and posting antisemitic content on Instagram.

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A Texas Democratic congressional candidate accused of antisemitism has been condemned by her own party, after a campaign post called for “American Zionists” to be jailed in an ICE detention center. ...

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PersonnesMaureen Galindo Johnny Garcia Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Josh Gottheimer

OrganisationsDemocratic Party Republican Party ICE

LieuxTexas San Antonio South Texas Washington, D.C.

Sujetstexas democratic party congressional election

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