he owns two properties, one in United Arab Emirates and one in Egypt
Not supportedMike Rogers, at Michigan U.S. Senate General Election Debate 1 (WOOD TV8)
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Why we checked itSpecific claim about an opponent owning foreign real estate in named countries — verifiable and potentially significant for a Senate candidate
What we foundEl-Sayed's financial disclosures confirm a property in the UAE (Dubai), but his second overseas property is in India, not Egypt — no credible source or official filing identifies an Egypt property.