Columbian terrorist suspect takes advantage of US open border

 Fox News:

Border Patrol released suspected terrorist who crossed into U.S. illegally, ICE took weeks to rearrest him
The suspected terrorist is a Colombian citizen, according to a federal memo
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement didn't rearrest a suspected terrorist who was released into the United States by Border Patrol agents until two weeks after he was flagged by the Federal Bureau of Investigations.

The suspected terrorist, Isnardo Garcia-Amado, 35, was released into the United States by Border Patrol agents on April 18 near Yuma, Arizona, and given a GPS monitoring device as an alternative to detention, according to a memo from a federal source obtained by Fox News.

Garcia-Amado, a Colombian citizen, was then flagged by the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Terrorist Screening Center on April 21, which determined he is a match on the terror watch list.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement didn't receive authorization to arrest the individual until May 4, and he was arrested in Pinellas County, Florida, on May 6.
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He was released from the Pinellas County jail and transferred to ICE custody on May 9, according to the memo.
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Biden's immigration policy is an open invitation to terrorists and other criminals from around the world. With the overwhelming number of illegals entering the country, it becomes a difficult task for the Border Patrol and ICE to keep up with the crooks.  There are also allegations that many countries are tempting their prisons in hopes that the crooks will come to the US. 

See, also:

Two Honduran and Guatemalan men sneak into US disguised as unaccompanied children: Group among 416 imposters with fake birth certificates taken into custody by border patrol in New Mexico and western Texas since October 2021

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