Development of Potential âSharia Cityâ in Kaufman County Ends Following Investigation by Attorney General Ken Paxton
Published on March 26, 2026.
The development of a potentially unlawful "sharia city" community in Kaufman County, Texas, has ended following an investigation by Attorney General Ken Paxton. The development of this community could pose national security risks and strain the local water supply. The investigation was part of a Requests to Examine (RTE) process sent to developers, including a U.S. subsidiary of the Dubai-based firm SEE Holding.
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