Three mysteriously unnamed sources described as “U.S. officials” shared troubling information with NBC regarding a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) report. The report unearthed a sinister operation where 400 illegal immigrants from southeast Asia were smuggled into America by a human trafficking network with ties to ISIS. Shockingly, over 50 of them have vanished into thin air.
The report was prompted by recent terror attacks perpetrated by ISIS and its affiliates in Russia. DHS has honed in on illegal immigrants from regions like Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, and Tajikistan, hotbeds for ISIS recruitment. The potential threat posed by thousands of individuals from these ISIS-affiliated nations already in the country looms large, awaiting decisions from the Biden administration on their fate.
NEW—The location of over 50 ISIS-affiliated “migrants” remains unknown after the Department of Homeland Security discovered terrorists were exploiting a human smuggling networks to help over 400 future terrorists from Central Asia illegally enter the United States.
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Speculation swirls around a possible “sleeper cell” activation, seeded by the clandestine entry of these illegal immigrants. While none of the 400 have surfaced on terror watch lists, it was revealed that they were released into the U.S. by the Biden administration. In response to this unsettling revelation, 150 have been apprehended, with some facing deportation, while 50 remain at large, prompting a search operation led by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Despite the gravity of the situation, no terror-related charges have been filed against those detained and deported thus far. Biden administration officials, who opted to remain nameless, appear unfazed, asserting that law enforcement is handling the situation calmly. With FBI Director Christopher Wray repeatedly cautioning about the heightened threat of foreign-born terrorists, the porous border policies under the Biden regime come under intensified scrutiny.
Further underscoring the lax enforcement at the border, the case of Mohammad Kharwin, an illegal immigrant from Afghanistan on a terror watch list, stands out. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) allowed Kharwin entry, and he evaded authorities for nearly a year before being nabbed. Bureaucratic blunders, like misdirected emails, led to Kharwin being set free by a judge without restrictions, his current whereabouts unknown.
The pattern of incompetence and negligence in handling potential security threats underscores the concerns raised by top law enforcement officials. As the Biden administration grapples with the fallout of its border policies, the specter of a deliberate dismantling of national security looms large, posing grave risks to the safety and sovereignty of the United States.