Border Patrol Captures Suspected Terrorist
- in Brooklyn
Posted By: Hazymac, 12/18/2024 8:35:16 AM
We're accustomed to seeing illegal immigration issues in the border states, but these days, after almost four years of the border not even registering on the Biden administration's Give-A-Hoot-O-Meter, every state is a border state. New York is certainly not an exception. Case in point: A suspected terrorist, initially detained in Texas but then set free, has been caught in Brooklyn. But the question is — why was he released into the country in the first place? (Snip) I have some questions. First: This suspected terrorist was "detained" — it's unclear as to why this word is used,
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