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Cambriolage au palace parisien Plaza Athénée : deux hommes jugés en janvier

Premier sénateur musulman de l'histoire américaine, il raille JD Vance et Donald Trump après sa victoire

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  • Abdul El-Sayed, démocrate, remporte l'élection sénatoriale du Michigan et devient le premier sénateur musulman de l'histoire américaine.
  • Après sa victoire, il raille JD Vance et Donald Trump, qui l'avaient accusé de «soutenir la charia» en raison de sa foi musulmane.

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Abdul El-Sayed a remporté l'élection pour le Sénat du Michigan, devenant le premier sénateur musulman de l'histoire américaine. JD Vance l'avait accusé de «soutenir la charia» en raison de sa foi musulmane.

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Le démocrate Abdul El-Sayed a remporté l'élection pour le Sénat, devenant le premier sénateur musulman de l'histoire américaine. Après sa victoire, il a raillé le vice-président des États-Unis, qui l'avait accusé de «soutenir la charia», en raison de sa foi musulmane.

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  • Abdul El-Sayed prêtera serment comme sénateur du Michigan et siégera au Sénat américain.

    Very likely · Within weeks

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  • Quelle sera la date d'entrée en fonction d'Abdul El-Sayed au Sénat ?
  • Quelles seront ses priorités législatives une fois en fonction ?

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