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Anatomy of the terror threat: Files show hundreds of US plots, refugee connection


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Judson Berger
June 22, 2016



Newly obtained congressional data shows hundreds of terror plots have been stopped in the U.S. since 9/11 – mostly involving foreign-born suspects, including dozens of refugees.

The files are sure to inflame the debate over the Obama administration’s push to admit thousands more refugees from Syria and elsewhere, a proposal Donald Trump has vehemently opposed on the 2016 campaign trail.

“[T]hese data make clear that the United States not only lacks the ability to properly screen individuals prior to their arrival, but also that our nation has an unprecedented assimilation problem,” Sens. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, told President Obama in a June 14 letter, obtained by FoxNews.com.

The files also give fresh insight into the true scope of the terror threat and cover a wide range of cases, including:

A Seattle man plotting to attack a U.S. military facility

An Atlantic City man using his “Revolution Muslim” site to encourage confrontations with U.S. Jewish leaders “at their homes”

An Iraq refugee arrested in January, accused of traveling to Syria to “take up arms” with terror groups

 

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Visualization: Convicted Terrorists Since 9/11

 

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A Small Simple Question

 

Is there really any difference between ISIS, Abu Sayyaf, and Hezbollah?

Point being everyone is talking about ISIS now, ISIS is a symptom of a deeper problem.

 

As for DT and the Queen Bee..I'm sorry but all I hear is Words...Just Words. Reason being way to many people are looking for a silver bullet, and bumper sticker solution to this...that will solve this in 1-2 years.


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