For the first time in the history of the United States, 7 Muslim candidates won the American elections and entered the Congress "Abdul Rahman El-Sayed" (Egyptian origin) made history and became a member of the American Senate as the first Muslim. Figures like "Ilhan Omar", "Rashida Tlib", "Andre Carson" and "Latifah Simon" managed to keep their seats in the House of Representatives. This achievement shows the significant increase of immigrant children in US federal and local elections. The presence of these representatives reflects an unprecedented diversity of Egyptian, Palestinian, Somali, and African descent in the political arena of the United States.