Abdul El-Sayed uses speech to talk about Muslim faith and American identity

Democratic Senate candidate for Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, delivered a speech in Detroit at the Annual Islamic Society Conference, discussing Muslim American identity and condemning Islamophobia. He stated that Muslim Americans contribute to America and that their Muslim identity makes them better citizens. El-Sayed is gearing up for a general election against Republican Mike Rogers, backed by Donald Trump, with two televised debates scheduled for October.