Biden's open borders allowing an ISIS invasion of US

 DC Daily Journal:

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Hundreds of migrants have reportedly entered the U.S. through an ISIS-affiliated network, and the whereabouts of over 50 of these individuals remain unknown, NBC News reported Tuesday.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has identified almost five hundred foreign nationals who reached the U.S. from various Central Asian countries and other parts of the world as “subjects of concern” because they arrived via an ISIS-affiliated human smuggling network, according to three U.S. officials who spoke with NBC News. While over 150 of these migrants have been apprehended by U.S. authorities, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) does not know the whereabouts of more than 50 of them.

“The fact that the whereabouts were unknown is clearly alarming,” former FBI counterterrorism section chief Christopher O’Leary told NBC News. He added that ICE is likely pursuing these arrests to neutralize any potential threat to national security they may pose, even if there is no clear evidence that they are attempting an attack on the U.S.

“I believe the U.S. is scrambling to locate these individuals, and using the immigration charges is not uncommon,” O’Leary stated. “They are in violation of that law. And if you need to take somebody off the street, that’s a good approach to do it.”

Some of the migrants who were arrested have already been removed from the country, according to NBC News. The remaining migrants have been found across 17 states in the U.S. and could be arrested soon by authorities.
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Biden and Mayorkas reversed Trump's successful policy of controlling the border and they have allowed millions into the country some of which are believed to be ISIS activists. Since many of them are unvetted the Biden administration can give no assurance that they are not terrorists.

See also:

Joe Biden orders border patrol to throw the law out the window

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