Ex-McKinney mayor: Anti-Muslim fear at council meeting out of place
- Posted on August 6, 2026
- By The Dallas Morning News
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In brief
A former McKinney mayor defends the City Council's decision to approve a mosque expansion project, emphasizing that the approval was grounded in objective zoning regulations and constitutional protections. Fuller expresses concern about the emergence of anti-Muslim sentiment during public proceedings, arguing that such fear-based opposition undermines the community's commitment to equal treatment and religious freedom under law.
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Ex-McKinney mayor: Anti-Muslim fear at council meeting out of place
Former McKinney Mayor George Fuller says the City Council correctly upheld constitutional principles by approving a mosque expansion based on zoning standards. Anti-Muslim fear is disappointing.
