Britain warns Texas: You can't ignore radical Islam

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Britain did not wake up one morning and suddenly arrive at this moment. It happened gradually. Policy by policy. Court ruling by court ruling. Accommodation by accommodation. While the media mocked anyone who raised concerns and political leaders assured citizens everything was under control.

Now Texas is watching similar fights emerge in real time.

Forty miles northeast of Dallas, a 402-acre Muslim-centric development known as EPIC City, later rebranded “The Meadow,” has become the center of one of the most explosive political and legal battles in the country. The proposed development includes more than 1,000 homes, a mosque, retail infrastructure, senior living, and a K–12 Islamic school. In promotional material later deleted after public backlash, organizers described the project as intended to become “the epicenter of Islam in America.”

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Attorney General Ken Paxton sued over the project’s proposed utility district. HUD launched an investigation. A state bench trial is now scheduled for November 2026.

This is not internet rumor or social media paranoia. This is an active, documented legal and political fight unfolding inside Texas.

Meanwhile, the East Plano Islamic Center, tied to the broader EPIC network, has experienced such rapid growth that overflow rooms have become necessary during services. Some Muslim publications have described the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex as “the Medina of America” as the region’s Muslim population and infrastructure continue expanding. Reports estimate the area now contains more than sixty Sunni mosques.

Houston is not far behind. Greater Houston reportedly has more than two hundred mosques and Islamic centers and is home to the largest Muslim population in the Southern United States.

This is not a small or temporary demographic shift. It is a growing and permanent population building institutions, schools, financial systems, and political influence while Texas leaders scramble to determine where the legal and cultural boundaries actually are.

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