The Mayor Of Keller Fights Sharia Law

In a time when American communities are rightly focused on preserving our constitutional heritage, Keller Mayor Armin Mizani has taken a stand to protect the sovereignty of our legal system and affirm that only American laws govern here. Texas Family Project applauds this proclamation and urges cities across the state to embrace its core message of constitutional supremacy, equal justice, and the rejection of foreign legal systems.

On December 16, 2025, Mayor Mizani issued a proclamation declaring that “in Keller, we are governed by American law, NEVER foreign legal systems like Sharia law or Sharia courts.” His action made clear what every Texan should already acknowledge: no foreign or religious legal code belongs in our courts or public governance!

Why This Matters

At its heart, this proclamation is about reaffirming a principle that should never be controversial for any American: one Constitution, one legal system, and equal justice under the law. Mayor Mizani stated these exact core principles in his announcement and has committed to working with the Keller City Council to codify these principles permanently.

Texas Family Project believes local leaders have a duty to protect their communities - not just from crime and disorder, but from any pressures, domestic or foreign, which threaten the integrity of our constitutional republic. This proclamation aligns with that duty and reinforces the expectation all residents adhere to the same legal framework that made Texas the freest, strongest state in the union.

Standing Up to Pressure

While some woke advocates dismiss concerns about Sharia law or use accusations against conservatives as political fear-mongering, the reality is straightforward: Texans want clarity and assurance that their legal rights and liberties won’t be undermined by parallel courts or incompatible legal doctrines. By issuing this proclamation, Mayor Mizani answered that call with strength and resolve.

A Model for Other Communities

As local jurisdictions across Texas grapple with cultural change and political upheaval, Keller’s action offers a clear example of conservative leadership that refuses to apologize for defending American principles. Texas Family Project supports leaders who act boldly to protect families, uphold civil order, and ensure that our courts remain governed by the laws enacted by We the People, not by Sharia law.