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A Michigan resident is speaking out after being told he was " not welcome " in his own city for raising concerns about street signs honoring the controversial founder and publisher of The Arab American News.

Ted Barham, a Christian minister and resident of Dearborn, attended a city council meeting earlier this month to oppose renaming an intersection after Osama Siblani. Barham accused Siblani of supporting terror groups and promoting violence in the Middle East and on American soil .

"When he's kind of synonymous with Hezbollah and now Hamas, I didn't think it was appropriate for his name to be up so publicly in this city here in America," Barham stressed on the " Will Cain Country " podcast.

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