Hundreds of residents packed a Loganville, Georgia, City Council meeting Thursday night to oppose the already-started construction of a nearly 20,000-square-foot, three-story Islamic training center and mosque.
Many argued construction had already begun without proper public notice or a council vote.
Dozens spoke during the lengthy meeting, with some people waiting nearly five hours in the parking lot for their turn, according to reports.
Yesterday at the Loganville City Council, residents showed up to speak against the 29,000 sqft Islamic center they’re trying to build. https://t.co/1R65akkvAW
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