100 ISIS Terrorists Caught in Guatemala. Migrant Caravan of Military-Aged Males Marches

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Gateway Pundit
Article date: 
20 October 2018
Article category: 
National News
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international
Mexico
crime
cartels
illegal immigration
illegal aliens
terrorism
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... The Guatemalan president announced this week the Central American country apprehended almost 100 ISIS terrorists.

The Secretary of Social Communication of the Presidency, Alfredo Brito, indicated that the data on these captures are “protected information of National Security”.
 
Judicial Watch sounded the alarm this week and reminded the public that several of the terrorists were Syrians caught with fake documents, according to Guatemala’s head of intelligence. At the same event, President Morales also revealed that Guatemalan authorities captured more than 1,000 gangbangers, including members of the MS-13.
 
The media constantly shows pictures and video clips of female migrants with crying babies, but the caravan is full of military-aged males; certainly ISIS terrorists and other dangerous criminals are embedded in the horde....
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