Impact of Muslim votes in US presidential election
Rachel Hamdoun
Press TV, New York
In one of the most tense US presidential elections, voters took to the polling stations with a candidate in mind but different concerns in hand, especially for the Muslim communities. Candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump tried to sway these voters to their side. But now with a Trump win, have concerns been eased or do they remain? Rachel Hamdoun reports from New York.
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