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Primary U.S. response to terrorist threat by mid-2025?
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Official U.S. government announcements and actions
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House Intel Chair Mike Turner Confirms Terrorists Working with ISIS in U.S. with Intention of Harming Americans Through Biden's Open Border
Jan 5, 2025, 04:04 PM
House Intelligence Committee Chair Mike Turner has confirmed that terrorists are currently present in the United States, reportedly working in conjunction with ISIS with the intention of harming Americans. Turner emphasized that many of these individuals entered the country through what he described as an 'open border' policy under the Biden administration. This statement has raised alarms regarding national security and the potential risks posed by these terrorists. Calls for mass deportations have emerged, with Turner and others highlighting the urgency of addressing this situation to protect American citizens.
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