Terrorist among us?

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San Antonio Express-News:

They could be the people on the bus seat across the aisle, or the neighbors: members of East African groups that a recently released government memorandum says are “ready to die for the cause.”

The FBI and Homeland Security Department don’t know where they all are. And it’s unclear if they know how many arrived.

But in a rare admission, a Justice Department memo and other documents obtained by the San Antonio Express-News say federal authorities know terror suspects are in this country and know who allegedly helped bring them here through Mexico and Texas: a Somali man in custody near San Antonio.

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There is much more at the link above.

It seems clear that some are getting through the net at the border. Fortunately, so far, they have not been able to effect an attack. I suspect they are more likely to be hanging out in larger communities. They could be in Muslim communities or could be avoiding them. But they are probably up to something and ICE needs to find out as well as local law enforcement.
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