Dallas Takeover Of Pakistan: Even Republican Frustrated!

It is already known that Dallas had been hosting the vast majority of the Asian population in the United States in recent times. This has now reached politicians are frustrated by the large volume of the global population here.

Republican Congressman Brandon Gill from Texas’ 26th Congressional District has ignited controversy with remarks about parts of Dallas feeling “like you’re in Pakistan, not Dallas.”

He made the comments in an interview and on social media, saying he hears from constituents who are worried about what he calls the “Islamisation” of local areas pointing to the growth of mosques and demographic changes in neighbourhoods and malls.

Gill also wrote on social media that mass Islamic migration is killing the America we know and love. His remarks have sparked backlash online and from community members, with critics saying the statement is insensitive, divisive, and unfairly targets Muslim Americans. Some social media users even speculated about the motive behind his comments because Gill is married to a woman of Indian origin.

The issue feeds into broader debates in U.S. politics around immigration, cultural identity and demographic change, especially in election-year discussions where such topics are increasingly prominent.