Abdul El-Sayed defies $60 Million campaign against him, wins Michigan Democratic Senate Primary

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  By Dr. Pshtiwan Faraj | Kurdish Policy Analysis Despite massive spending by outside groups and high-profile endorsements for his opponent, Abdul El-Sayed secured a decisive Democratic Senate primary victory and now heads into a closely watched November showdown. Abdul El-Sayed has scored one of the most closely watched political upsets of the 2026 election cycle, defeating Representative Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary despite facing more than $60 million in outside spending , much of it from pro-Israel political groups. The victory marks a significant breakthrough for the progressive wing of the Democratic Party and sets up a high-stakes general election contest against Republican Mike Rogers in November. El-Sayed's campaign prevailed even after Stevens received late endorsements from Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and influential national Democrats, including Representative James Clyburn . Those endorsements failed to reverse momentum behind El-S...
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U.S. Crackdown: Marco Rubio Revokes 4,000 Visas Tied to Iranian Regime Elites

Donald Trump administration intensifies purge of Tehran-linked figures as arrests and deportations send shockwaves through elite networks


Kurdish Policy Analysis

The Trump administration is taking no prisoners when it comes to America's enemies. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is moving aggressively to revoke around 4,000 visas held by Iranian elites tied to the terror-sponsoring regime in Tehran.

Katie Miller spelled it out clearly on Fox News: the United States will not let regime supporters and their families live the good life here while they cheer attacks on American interests and back the mullahs' anti-US agenda.
This is common sense national security in action. Why should Iranian officials and their relatives enjoy American freedoms, luxury lifestyles in places like Los Angeles, and taxpayer-funded benefits while their regime funds terrorism, builds nukes, and plots against us?
Rubio has already delivered results. Just days ago, ICE agents arrested Hamideh Soleimani Afshar — niece of slain IRGC terror chief Qassem Soleimani — and her daughter in LA after Rubio yanked their green cards. The State Department noted Afshar had been pushing regime propaganda, celebrating strikes on US forces, and bashing America as the "Great Satan" all while living large stateside.
Rubio also terminated the visas of Fatemeh Ardeshir-Larijani, daughter of a top slain Iranian official, and her husband. They are out or headed that way.
Rubio put it straight: "The Trump Administration will not allow our country to become a home for foreign nationals who support anti-American terrorist regimes."
No more playing host to the enemy within. These moves come as the US and Israel have struck hard against Iran's nuclear and military targets, exposing the regime's weakness and cracking down on its global enablers.
America First means protecting our soil from those who hate us. Rubio and the Trump team are finally enforcing it — no safe haven for regime loyalists who bite the hand that housed them. Deportations underway. More to come. Good riddance.

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