A Texas judge has ordered a state agency to comply with a fair housing agreement it entered into with the developer of The Meadow, formerly known as Epic City— a planned Muslim community in North Texas that has been at the center of ongoing investigations and litigation, including from Governor Greg Abbott, state Attorney General Ken Paxton, and the Department of Justice.
Travis District Court Judge Amy Meachum's order on Tuesday mandates that the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) follow the terms of a settlement it reached with developer Community Capital Partners in September 2025, opening the door for a 402-acre Muslim community that includes more than 1,000 homes, apartment buildings, a K–12 Islamic school, a mosque, health clinics, retail stores, and more.
— @amuse (@amuse) April 30, 2026
ISLAMIFICATION: Democrat Judge Amy Clark Meacham just ordered
Texas to approve EPIC City’s 402-acre Islamic community in the Dallas area. The community promises to be a Mecca for thousands of Muslims who want to live under Sharia Law in Texas. pic.twitter.com/6WuazNkWs2
