> "No-go zone" is a term popularized in Europe that refers to Muslim-majority neighborhoods where it is not safe for White people to go.

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/david-m … -minnesota

The X posts began with Fateh and two other men standing before the iconic Cedar Riverside towers with the message, "Cedar Strong. White Supremacists aren’t welcome here. We protect our own."

A bit shocked by the sentiment, I quote-posted the senator to remind him Americans can enter any neighborhood they want to, writing, "You don’t decide who is and isn’t welcome anywhere. We don’t allow ‘no-go zones.’"

To this, Fateh doubled down, responding, "This is a No-Go zone for white supremacists," adding an angry emoji for emphasis.

The first and obvious question here is, what does Fateh mean by "white supremacist." But before we get to that, let’s be clear, if somebody wants to don full Nazi regalia and walk up and down the sidewalk in Little Mogadishu, Minnesota, while doing the John Cleese funny Hitler walk, they can.