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| Background on the Afghan National On FBI Terror List Arrested Crossing Southern Border Illegally Last Week |
| 2023-05-19 |
| [KhaamaPress] A group of According to U.S. Customs and Border Protection authorities, Fox News reported that the suspect—who has not been publicly identified—was apprehended Wednesday while attempting to cross the southern border at Otay Mesa in San Diego, Caliphornia, an impregnable bastion of the Democratic Party,. The FBI launched an investigation after a fingerprint scan on the Afghan national revealed that he was included in the Terrorist Screening Database. One wonders how his fingerprints ended up there, and whether under the same name as he claimed at the border... "The FBI has no comment on your specific inquiry. We are vigilant in our efforts to detect and assess possible threats, and we work closely with our federal, state, and local law enforcement partners to keep our communities safe," a statement from the FBI said, as quoted by CBS 8.The suspect terrorists’ names and the nature of their alleged crimes are unknown. The incident occurred amid thousands of refugees’ asylum requests at the border. "The lack of having a comprehensive good immigration program, we are creating those masses on the other side of the border by not having an understandable process," Supervisor Desmond said, as quoted by CBS 8. How odd. Usually FBI supervisors have full names. He's a SD County supervisor With more than 70 non-US citizens on the FBI’s terror watch list already detained during CBP’s most recent fiscal year, ...the federal fiscal year begins in the previous September, I believe, making this the six month mark, or therrabout... 2023 will probably see more arrests than the 98 made in the previous year.During the Trump administration, the emergency measure made it easier for border officials to deport people from specific countries, while after Title 42 expired, thousands of According to Department of Homeland Security data, less than 5,000 of the 77,000 Afghans resettled in the U.S. through a unique legal process have obtained permanent legal status for themselves and their families, and efforts to make them permanent residents are failing in Congress. No doubt it would help if someone had actually properly vetted the applicants and those they brought with them, but it is hard to have no idea what fate holds in store for the rest. Tens of thousands of Afghan refugees who fled to the U.S. since the regime change in 2021, their legal status at risk and losing their work permits and protection against deportation this summer.The Biden administration intends to give these Afghan As a result of the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) decision, Afghan evacuees who were resettled on a large scale in 2021 and 2022 will have the opportunity to renew their temporary work permits and protections from deportation under the parole immigration policy, CBS News reported. Related: Otay Mesa: 2023-05-16 Afghan immigrant on FBI terror watchlist arrested crossing southern border illegally Otay Mesa: 2023-04-20 Nearly 800 pounds of fentanyl found in shipment of green beans at San Diego port Otay Mesa: 2023-03-02 Sirhan Sirhan, Assassin of Robert F. Kennedy, Rejected in Latest Bid for Parole Related: Terrorist Screening Database: 2023-03-20 Border agents arrest 16 people on FBI's terror watchlist at Mexico crossing Terrorist Screening Database: 2023-02-02 Iranian illegal immigrant on terror watch list caught near southern border Terrorist Screening Database: 2023-01-22 TSA 'no fly' list leaked after being found on unsecured airline server |
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