Abdul El-Sayed, el primer senador musulmán en la historia de EE.UU.
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Abdul El-Sayed, an epidemiologist from Michigan, is the first Muslim senator in the history of the United States. His campaign drew Islamophobic attacks from Trump along the way. He received backing from well-known progressive figures including Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders. One of his central positions is that healthcare should be treated as a human right. He frames his economic outlook as a form of regulated capitalism rather than a rejection of markets.
El-Sayed, epidemiólogo de Míchigan, es el primer senador musulmán en EE.UU., enfrentando ataques islamófobos de Trump durante la campaña. Apoyado por figuras como Ocasio-Cortez y Sanders, defiende la sanidad como derecho humano, destacando su visión capitalista reguladora.