Texas AG Ken Paxton announces investigation into Kaufman County development backed by Dubai company

Texas Investigating Dubai-Based Developer Over ‘Sharia City’ Concerns

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating a “potentially illegal” development backed by a Dubai-based company in rural Kaufman County just months after filing a lawsuit against a Muslim development outside of Dallas. A U.S. subsidiary of SEE Holding, headquartered in Dubai, purchased thousands of acres near Kaufman in connection with Kaufman Solar LLC, according to the attorney general’s office. ​The potential development is billed as a…

Paxton Just Opened a Second Investigation Into Planned ‘Sharia City.’

PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) launched an investigation into a development project linked to a Dubai-based company, feared to be an attempt to establish a “Sharia City.”WHO WAS INVOLVED: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, SEE Holdings, Kaufman Solar, EPIC City, and local residents.WHEN & WHERE: The investigation was revealed on Monday, February 9, 2026, and focuses on Kaufman, Texas, located 34 miles southeast …

State AG Launches Probe After Daily Caller's Explosive Report On Muslim-Linked City Plans

Texas AG Ken Paxton announced that his office launched a formal investigation into a proposed massive "sustainable city" development in Kaufman County, Texas.

Probe Launched Into ‘Sharia City’ Plan On U.S. Soil: ‘You Obey America’s Laws’

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Monday that he was investigating whether a development project linked to a Dubai-based company was going to be a “sharia city.”   Paxton, a Republican, said he was taking action to examine a development underway in Kaufman, Texas, about 34 miles southeast of Dallas. The development drew attention after an American subsidiary of the Dubai-based SEE Holdings purchased thousands of acres of land near Kauf…

Texas AG Ken Paxton announces investigation into Kaufman County development backed by Dubai company

In a statement, Paxton called the development "potentially illegal." This comes after Paxton filed sued against a similar development in Plano last year.