Muslims in Michigan fear that Trump will encourage extremists

The vice president of the oldest mosque in Michigan expresses heightened fears for the safety of the Muslim community due to extremist protests and rhetoric from President Trump. Mahdi Ali highlights that attacks on their faith are more concerning than economic issues. The community is particularly anxious about immigration policies and the potential for random detentions by ICE. With elections approaching, there is hope for change, especially with the candidacy of Abdul El-Sayed, a Muslim running for the Senate. Community members are encouraged to vote to protect their freedoms and ensure representation.