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The Remedies: How to Lower the Risk of New Terror Strikes by Border-Crossing Islamist Extremists
First Blood, Part 3
 
By Todd Bensman on January 8, 2025
 

(Part 3 of 3; Part 1, Part 2.)

CHICAGO, Illinois – So a border-crossing illegal immigrant has finally conducted a terror attack just as the FBI Director and the U.S. intelligence community has warned with increasing frequency would happen because of a 2021-2024 mass migration border crisis the New York Times recently concluded was the “largest in U.S. history”, fomented by policies of the Joe Biden administration.

Mauritanian national Sidi Mohammad Abdallahi, who illegally crossed the southern border during it in March 2023, entered the U.S. history books October 26 as the first to validate the long-hypothesized border terror infiltration threat with an attempt to massacre Jews and police in Chicago – as detailed in Part 1 and Part 2 of this “First Blood” series.

Now what? How might the incoming second administration of President Donald Trump reduce the threat of more such attacks with millions of foreign strangers already inside the United States and more constantly trying the southern land border?

https://cis.org/Report/Remedies-How-Lower-Risk-New-Terror-Strikes-BorderCrossing-Islamist-Extremists
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