The FBI Is Investigating Approximately 300 Refugees For Terrorism

Article author: 
Alex Pfeiffer
Article publisher: 
Daily Caller
Article date: 
6 March 2017
Article category: 
National News
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refugee
national security
terrorism
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating approximately 300 refugees in the U.S. for terrorism, a Department of Homeland Security official told reporters Monday.

The official said this was “truly an alarming number,” and added that there are also approximately 1,000 investigations into potential domestic terrorists inspired or motivated by ISIS...

More than 4,300 refugees have entered the country in the past month since a federal judge blocked Trump’s previous order stopping refugee entry. This new executive order will be effective on March 16, and during the halt in refugee entry...

 

 

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