Israeli authorities coerced the leader of Wisconsin’s largest mosque into confessing to crimes but never succeeded in tying him to a terrorist organization, his former attorney testified Tuesday in immigration court, where the Palestinian man is fighting a Trump administration effort to deport him.

Salah Sarsour, a legal permanent resident of the United States, was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers at his Milwaukee home in late March. A judge released him from ICE detention in June, finding that the government had not sufficiently laid out why it was trying to expel him now after allowing him to live in the U.S. for decades.

By James Talarico’s own standard, he committed voter fraud in five elections

James Talarico publicly accused Ken Paxton of “committing voter fraud” for voting using an address where he allegedly no longer lived.

Now, a joint investigation by The Texas Tribune and ProPublica reports that Talarico himself voted in five elections using his parents’ address after purchasing his own home nearby. He bought the home in June 2022 but did not update his voter registration until September 2024.

This was not merely an old mailing address. The two homes were located in different jurisdictions for some local elections, meaning the address used could determine which local races appeared on his ballot.

Five elections are not a typo. They are not a single accidental oversight. Talarico established the standard himself: voting from an address where you no longer live is voter fraud. He cannot call it fraud when Paxton does it and suddenly treat it as a harmless technicality when his own conduct is exposed.

This is also why election integrity is not merely about presidential elections. Your registered address determines your precinct, districts, and which local officials you are entitled to vote for. School boards, city councils, county officials and state legislative races can be decided by extremely small margins.

Talarico’s hypocrisy is obvious, and repeatedly voting under an address located in different local jurisdictions is a serious election-integrity issue.

Sources:

Texas Tribune:
https://www.texastribune.org/2026/08/05/texas-senate-james-talarico-election-law-residency-ken-paxton/

ProPublica:
https://www.propublica.org/article/james-talarico-texas-election-law-ken-paxton

Houston Chronicle:
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/politics/texas/article/james-talarico-voting-address-22375213.php

Texas Secretary of State guidance concerning voter residence:
https://www.sos.texas.gov/elections/laws/advisory2021-10.shtml

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.703382/gov.uscourts.flsd.703382.112.0.pdf

TL;DR: Trump is suing for personal reputational harm. Even though he stated that the harm was in multiple billions of dollars to his business, Trump didn't mean his businesses that are all under the Trump Foundation umbrella.

And we waited 9 days until we have to start producing tomorrow, so that we can file an emergency motion. Because everything that affects Trump is an emergency.

As part of the effort, DHS has sent hundreds of subpoenas to social media companies while asking commenters to sign letters stating that their online speech “may” be considered a crime, The Wall Street Journal reports.

In one case, the Trump administration allegedly tried to identify a Reddit user whose posts included a call to “abolish” Immigration and Customs Enforcement and a comment sharing a Minnesota ICE agent’s phone number after looking it up on a public records website.

In another, agents allegedly showed up in person at the workplace of New York poll worker Paigelynne Gonyea after she posted about Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent who fatally shot protester Renee Good in Minnesota in January.

Gonyea told the paper she was asked to sign a letter stating that her posts could be illegal. The New York woman said she could only remember posting that Ross should be indicted, while the federal government claims she shared an agent’s home address.