🚨ALERT UTAH - Your red state is quietly becoming “Little Somalia.” In the heart of conservative Mormon country, a Somali Bantu Muslim community of roughly 10,000 is celebrating its rapid growth and openly admitting they’re “taking over slowly.” They’re relocating from Minnesota, Dallas, and elsewhere because Utah is “a lot safer to raise kids” and steer them toward the deen, the full Islamic lifestyle. One organizer puts it plainly: “Western countries are really hard to raise your kids towards the deen… so a lot of people find that it’s really safe here.” “Everybody knows this as the Mormon state, right? Nobody thinks about Somalis here… It’s a lot of Mormons. It’s a lot of Muslims too.” Their nonprofit runs youth programs, basketball tournaments, and Eid events with the explicit goal of connecting kids to the mosques “not just on Ramadan… even after Eid.” Sisters say they feel “respected” in hijab; jobs now accommodate prayer times and Ramadan. Meanwhile, the Somali Bantu Association of America has received $5.7 million in federal taxpayer grants since 2017 for “integration” programs, while prioritizing Islamic practice “from babies all the way until we pass away.” They also took a $10,000 grant from Islamic Relief USA, long accused of Muslim Brotherhood ties. This is demographic change in one of America’s reddest strongholds, funded by your taxes and cheered by your leaders who host Iftars. The “Mormon state” should not become the “Little Somalia” of the Rockies.