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Texas Teen Tells Congress He Received Death Threats After Revealing Islamic Booth High School
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- A Texas high school student testified before Congress about death threats after exposing an Islamic booth at his school.
- The booth was run by 'Why Islam?' and distributed hijabs and materials promoting Sharia law on February 2.
- Wylie Independent School District denied wrongdoing, calling it a procedural oversight.
- The testimony occurred amid broader political debate about perceived threats from political Islam.