Asian Americans Concerned El Sayed Will Jeopardize the American Dream
Orlando, FL — October 29, 2026 — Asians Making America Great Again, a grassroots Asian American PAC, announced today that it has delivered two rounds of educational emails to more than 50,000 Asian American voters across Michigan. The messages warn that Abdul El‑Sayed’s radical socialist agenda—and his documented associations with extremist organizations—pose a direct threat to the constitutional freedoms and free‑market principles that have enabled Asian Americans to achieve the American Dream. The organization also launched a billboard campaign in the Detroit area underscoring the importance of protecting America’s founding values.
“Asian Americans did not succeed by importing the political or economic systems of our home countries,” said Yukong Mike Zhao, President of AsiansMAGA. “Our success comes from the strength of the U.S. Constitution, American values, and the free‑market system—the foundation that allows us to thrive. Abdul El‑Sayed’s socialist ideology, extremist associations, and radical policies contradict these principles and endanger our future.”
In its second email, AsiansMAGA highlights France’s ongoing crisis as a cautionary example of overregulation, unsustainable welfare spending, and unmanaged, mass immigration—warning that similar policies championed by El‑Sayed and other radical Democrats could weaken America’s competitiveness and undermine public safety.
AsiansMAGA urges voters to reject Abdul El‑Sayed’s radical agenda and support Mike Rogers, who defends meritocracy, law and order, and the free‑market principles that empower Asian American families.
“Asian Americans will not sit on the sidelines in this critical mid‑term election,” said Holly Ham, AsiansMAGA spokeswoman. “We are speaking out because we want to preserve the American Dream—not see it jeopardized by extremist policies that undermine the values that made this country exceptional.”

Asians Making America Great Again
Media Contact: Ms. Holly Ham, Media@AsiansMAGA.org




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