Muslims Are Furious After These Two States Team Up To Take THIS Epic Stand Against Shariah Law According to recent reports, Georgia and South Carolina are the most recent states to initiate protections that would prevent Islamic law from having an influence in American courtrooms. While it is unclear whether Shariah law has ever affected any cases in the past, bills are moving through legislatures and are seen as a preventive measure. The bills do not specifically target Shariah law, but rather aims to stop foreign law from affecting the justice system in the U.S. The bill (H. 3521) was introduced in Charleston by Representative Chip Limehouse, who claims that foreign law should never violate someones constitutional rights. Limehouse cited claims from the Center for Security Policy that 146 cases in 32 states had Shariah law brought up in proceedings. In Georgia, HB 171 was introduced, making it just one of several dozen states to introduce similar bills to their justice systems. Critics of the bills argue that they fight a non-existent problem, and are discriminatory against Muslim culture. Supporters claim that this bills is intended only to solidify the American justice system. What do you think? Do you support South Carolina and Georgia taking action now before this becomes a major problem? 