Paxton launches investigation into Texas ISDs over CAIR-funded Islamic Games

(The Center Square) – The Office of the Texas Attorney General launched an investigation Wednesday into two public school districts over plans to host an Islamic Games event sponsored in part by an Islamic group the governor designated as a foreign terrorist organization.

Attorney General Ken Paxton said his office is demanding information from Cypress-Fairbanks and Grapevine-Colleyville independent school districts for their alleged involvement with the Islamic Games of North America.

The IGNA claims to be “the premier Muslim sports and athletic event in North America, dedicated to promoting physical excellence, unity, and community development.” It says more than 10,000 athletes from more than 900 teams are expected to participate at events in six states this year. Attendance is expected to exceed 50,000 nationwide.

The Dallas Islamic Games were scheduled at Colleyv...