You're seeing a lot of heated talk in Texas politics, especially when it comes to religious groups. Lately, some GOP campaigns have been focusing heavily on Muslim Texans, even though they make up a small part of our state’s population. We're hearing rhetoric about "Sharia law" and the "Islamification" of Texas in ads and mailers. This isn't just campaign speech. This kind of talk is already turning into actual legislation and legal moves, and state leaders are signaling there’s more to come. For folks like State Representative Salman Bhojani, one of the first Muslim lawmakers in Texas, this current wave of discrimination feels more intense than ever. Rep. Bhojani, a Democrat from Euless, is speaking out about how this backlash affects the daily lives of Muslim families here. He's also pushing back by forming a new Religious Liberty Caucus. This group aims to protect the constitutional rights of all Texans, especially when political rhetoric seems to challenge fundamental freedoms.