A Michigan man who is facing backlash for speaking out against the growing Islamic population in his town refused to back down during an interview with Fox News Digital."This is my home, this is where I was born and raised, this city, this state," said Justin Tye, 57, of Warren, Michigan.Tye's address was doxxed in the wake of a Fox News Digital story where he described how his town and neighborhood have been transformed by mostly Muslim immigrants over the past decade or so.He said he's received some hate mail, including a package addressed to "Justin Tye, Bigot at Large."Justin Tye stands on his front lawn in Warren, Michigan on Aug.
25, 2026.(Peter D'Abrosca/Fox News Digital)WORKING-CLASS AMERICANS SAY THEIR TOWN IS THE NEXT DEARBORN — AND THEY'VE HAD ENOUGHOne package contained stickers reading "F— Trump and f— you for voting for him," along with a box of feminine hygiene products.But Tye isn't afraid of any backlash."Some things are worth the trouble, and this is worth the trouble that could come from it," he said.
"Being doxxed, I'm not afraid.I kind of figured this was gonna come with the territory."He also vowed to keep speaking out.BILL MAHER RIPS IMMIGRANTS WHO REFUSE TO ADAPT, SAYS AMERICAN VALUES ARE ‘NOT NEGOTIABLE’"I'm not gonna stop.
I mean, you come here from another country and you disrespect the people who have lived in this neighborhood for decades, and in many cases like myself, there's several people I went to school with that bought their parents' homes and live back here," he said, adding that he is speaking up for his neighbors too.A package sent to Justin Tye's home after he discussed the surging Islamic population in Warren, Michigan.(Justin Tye)"And that's what I've been hearing mainly is, 'finally a voice,'" he said.
"These people here, these Muslims ...you need to respect the people, the Americans that are here.
Stop disrespecting the people that lived here for decades."Tye said he's received encouragement from residents a...