Ten Times in Past Two Years Terrorists Slipped Through Immigration Process into U.S.

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Breitbart
Article date: 
20 September 2016
Article category: 
National News
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immigration
refugee
islam
national security
terrorism
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Below is a by-no-means comprehensive list of at least ten times in the last couple years—there are certainly many more instances—that terrorists have exploited the Obama-Clinton immigration weaknesses to get into the United States. This is the first in a series of stories that will examine specific examples on this front.

1.) Eritrean Plans Terror in Ohio...

2.) Virginia Man? Not Quite...

3.) Kenyan Somali ‘Refugee’ — Or Minnesota Man? — Convicted on Terrorism Charges...

4.) Legal Permanent Resident Abdurahman Yasin Daud Moves In Next Door...

5.) Sudanese Man Caught in Virginia Conspiring to Join Islamic State...

6.) Iraqi in Texas Sentenced to Four Years in U.S. Prison on Terror Charges...

7.) The Uzbeki from Brooklyn Caught Funding Islamic State...

8.) Another Uzbeki from Brooklyn...

9.) Kazakh Man U.S. Government Let In Tries to Join ISIS...

10.) Visa Overstay: Another Uzbeki in Brooklyn’s Islamic State Case...
 

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