Vehicle exploding in New Orleans crossed border two days ago

 Town Hall:

The vehicle used to plow through a crowd of people in New Orleans early Wednesday morning crossed the U.S.-Mexico border two days ago, Fox News is reporting. 

Whether the suspect is the person who crossed the border with the vehicle is not confirmed but law enforcement sources tell Fox News the license plate was picked up by a reader at Eagle Pass, Texas. 

At least 10 people died and more than 30 others were injured in what’s being investigated by the FBI as an act of terrorism.

The attack took place around 3:15 a.m. on Canal and Bourbon Street. After exiting the vehicle, the suspect exchanged gunfire with police and was killed.
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 Trump has been consistently supporting a strong borders policy while Biden has taken an open borders policy.  Trump and Homan will work to control the border with Mexico and Canada.  It looks like terrorists are looking to exploit the open borders policy before Trump takes office.

See also:

After FBI agent confidently stated New Orleans attack was 'not a terrorist event,' ISIS flag reportedly found in his truck

And:

 Vegas Cybertruck Explosion Suspect ID'd, Army Vet Served at Same Base As Bourbon St. Attacker (Updated)

And:

 Leaked Intel Bulletin Reveals Surveillance Footage of Four More Terror Suspects Placing IEDs in NOLA

And:

 Military Links Between Two Terrorists Fuel Theories of Sleeper-Cell, Gov’t Conspiracy

'By vilifying Trump as a despotic madman who must be stopped before he can commence his reign of terror, the regime’s propaganda ... threatens the reputation... of current military personnel...'

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