Guandolo has accused the ADC of being a 'Muslim Brotherhood front group' and a supporter of terrorism, claims that are not supported by evidence and have been widely discredited.

Kaufman has accused the ADC of supporting terrorism and promoting extremist ideologies, including in his articles and public speeches.

The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) has coordinated efforts to counter Guy Rodgers and ACT! for America, particularly their advocacy for policies targeting Muslim and Arab communities. The ADC has filed complaints, organized protests, and lobbied against Rodgers' initiatives, such as those opposing Sharia law and restricting Muslim immigration. The ADC has also worked to expose what it describes as Rodgers' role in promoting Islamophobia and anti-Arab sentiment.

ACT! for America, under Guy Rodgers' leadership, has coordinated opposition to the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC). Rodgers has accused the ADC of promoting anti-American sentiments and has campaigned against its efforts to combat discrimination and hate crimes targeting Arab and Muslim communities.

Trento and his organizations have smeared the ADC, accusing it of promoting 'Islamist propaganda' and serving as a front for terrorist organizations. These claims are part of a broader effort to discredit Arab and Muslim civil rights organizations.

The ADC has been a vocal critic of Avi Goldwasser's films, including 'Obsession' and 'The Third Jihad,' condemning them as propagandistic and Islamophobic. The ADC has called for legal action against the Clarion Fund for alleged defamation and Islamophobia, and has advocated for investigations into the funding and distribution of these films, arguing that they contribute to a climate of fear and discrimination against Arab and Muslim Americans. While no direct lawsuit has been filed against Goldwasser, the ADC's advocacy has contributed to the legal and reputational risks associated with his work.