70 on FBI Terror Watchlist Arrested at US-Mexico Border in February

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How many terrorists escaped capture and are scheming within America's borders?
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Geller Report
Article date: 
22 March 2023
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National News
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border
Border Patrol
enforcement
islam
terrorism
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70 Migrants on Terrorist Watch List Apprehended this Year After Crossing Border

Border Patrol agents along the Mexican and Canadian borders apprehended 70 migrants who crossed between ports of entry so far this fiscal year. This compares to the record-shattering apprehensions last year of 98 migrants on the FBI’s list for the entire FY22. The five-month total also exceeds all four years of the Trump administration combined.

By: Bob Price, Breitbart News, march 19, 2023:

A CBP Enforcement Statistics report published by U.S. Customs and Border Protection reveals the apprehension of 70 migrants listed on the FBI’s Terrorist Screening Dataset (TSDS) watch list. The five-month total included 69 apprehended along the southwest border with Mexico between October 1, 2022 and February 28, 2023. The remaining apprehension took place along the Canadian border with the U.S...

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