Proposed Muslim City development in Texas brings inquiries by DOJ and state officials:

Last week, Gov. Greg Abbott signed House Bill 4211, which his office says is designed to prevent developments like EPIC City from creating "no-go zones" by restricting land sales or rentals based on religious affiliation.

DOJ decided to investigate "EPIC City" after U.S. Sen. John Cornyn raised concerns about potential religious discrimination tied to the development.
The US Department of Justice has now ended it's Investigation. As per the CBS News, Dan Cogdell, a criminal defense attorney representing both EPIC and the EPIC City organizers, called the investigation politically motivated. He added that the DOJ's decision to drop the case is a win for the project and reaffirmed that the development will move forward.

The Department of Justice investigated a proposed Muslim housing development in North Texas known as EPIC City for potential religious discrimination, but recently dropped the investigation,
Top state officials, including Republican Governor Greg Abbott, have also launched investigations even though the project's developers say they're years away from breaking ground.

The East Plano Islamic Center – also known as EPIC – is a large mosque in Plano, a suburb north of Dallas. The mosque is running out of room as newcomers flock to the growing North Texas region.
As per CBS news, A member of EPIC who is a realtor proposed a solution when he saw some land for sale – why not build another community to accommodate the growing Muslim population in North Texas?