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Eight foreign nationals with suspected ties to ISIS were reportedly arrested in recent days in multiple U.S. cities after they illegally entered the country through the southern border. The New York Post, which broke the story, cited unnamed “ICE sources,” reporting, “part of the investigation featured a wiretap which revealed one of the now-arrested individuals was talking about bombs.” Out of the eight suspects, at least two entered the U.S. last spring, and one of those men used the Border Patrol app (CBP One) to claim asylum, sources told NBC. Critics and immigration hawks say that the app was created by President Joe Biden’s administration to expedite the mass importation of illegal aliens who come to the U.S. primarily for economic opportunities and abuse the asylum system by claiming that they have credible fear for their safety back home, which shields them from deportation. Personnel from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) made the arrests over the weekend in New York City, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia. NBC News reported that the eight men were all from Tajikistan. The Post said that among those arrested, at least six were Russian nationals. The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force was reportedly monitoring the men after becoming aware of a potential terrorist threat to the U.S. homeland originating out of central Europe, NBC News reported. “Over the last few days, ICE agents arrested several non-citizens pursuant to immigration authorities,” the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said in a statement. “The actions were carried out in close coordination with the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Forces,” the statement continued. “The individuals arrested are detained in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. As the FBI and DHS have recently described in public and partner bulletins, the U.S. has been in a heightened threat environment. The FBI and DHS will continue working around the clock with our partners to identify, investigate, and disrupt potential threats to national security.” Federal border officials said that the suspects were vetted at the border and claim no flags came up when they were screened against existing databases. They say information later became available that indicated the men had ties to terrorism. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP This is far from the first time that terrorists from around the world have entered the southern border under Biden’s watch. Examples include an ISIS terrorist from Uzbekistan, a Hezb-e-Islami (HIG) terrorist, and an Al-Shabaab terrorist. The terrorist threat to the U.S. homeland has worsened as a direct result of Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. Since then, Islamic terrorists from around have gathered in Afghanistan and started rebuilding their organizations and the U.S. has very limited options to surveil and disrupt their networks.

President Joe Biden is facing mounting criticism after news broke late on Tuesday that eight suspected ISIS-linked terrorists were arrested over the weekend in multiple U.S. cities after they illegally crossed the southern border. The New York Post, which broke the story, reported that part of the investigation “featured a wiretap which revealed one of the now-arrested individuals was talking about bombs.” Out of the eight suspects, at least two entered the U.S. last spring, and one of those men used the Biden administration’s CBP One app to claim asylum. Personnel from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) made the arrests in New York City, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia. “I am not shocked this happened — we’ve seen this coming from a mile away,” said Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX). “For over a year, I’ve been saying this is the most susceptible America has been to a terrorist attack since 9/11/01. This is a direct result of Joe Biden’s border policies.” Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott posted on X: “Joe Biden’s open border policies endanger the lives of Americans. He’s letting in dangerous criminals and people with ties to terrorist organizations like ISIS. We need a president who will put national security FIRST.” Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN) said the story was “an unbelievable indictment of Biden’s policy of catch-and-release as long as no negative information immediately pops up.” “Erring on the side of releasing people from Tajikistan who show up at the U.S.-Mexico border—and who we know nothing about—is insane,” he added. Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dave McCormick (R) tied the incident to the record of his Democrat opponent, Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA), saying that he supports Biden’s “open border,” which he said was “putting countless American lives across the country and in Pennsylvania at risk.” “After 9/11, thousands of us, including my wife and friends, volunteered to protect America and ensure it never happened again on our soil,” said Montana Senate candidate Tim Sheehy (R). “Today there’s a terrorist invasion coming through @JoeBiden and @JonTester’s open border. They’re weak and complicit. SEAL THE BORDER!” NBC News reported that the eight men were all from Tajikistan. The Post said that among those arrested, six were Russian nationals. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force was reportedly monitoring the men after becoming aware of a potential terrorist threat to the U.S. homeland originating out of central Europe, NBC News reported. Federal border officials said the suspects were vetted at the border, and no flags came up when they were screened against existing databases. They claim information later became available that indicated the men had ties to terrorism. This is far from the first time terrorists from around the world have entered the southern border under Biden’s watch. Examples include an ISIS terrorist from Uzbekistan, a Hezb-e-Islami (HIG) terrorist, and an Al-Shabaab terrorist. The terrorist threat to the U.S. homeland has worsened as a direct result of Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. Since then, Islamic terrorists from around have gathered in Afghanistan and started rebuilding their organizations, and the U.S. has very limited options to surveil and disrupt their networks.

When one woman’s emotional support dog went missing, she was devastated. Almost two years later, Samantha Powers was starting to think that she’d never see her beloved Loki again. However, it’s always when we’re just about to give up that the unexpected happens. This dog mom received a call from Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control informing her that her pooch was alive, well, and in their care! According to WPTA, Loki originally got loose while one of Samantha’s friends was pet-sitting. Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control found the emotional support dog wandering Warsaw Street nearly two years later! They reported that the animal looked remarkably well cared for, indicating that someone must have been looking after him during that time. Thankfully, Loki was microchipped. That’s what enabled animal control personnel to find his rightful owner! “The microchip was a lifesaver,” Samantha told the news outlet. “Without that, I wouldn’t have gotten my boy back.” She added, “I definitely encourage people to get it.” Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control shared the most beautiful video on social media of Samatha’s reunion with her emotional support dog. As soon as Loki saw his mom, he went absolutely wild with excitement! He could barely contain himself as he jumped all over her, wagging his tail. Watch Samantha’s heartfelt reunion with her emotional support dog. @fwanimalcontrol Loki & his mom were reunited after being apart for almost 2 years. His microchip is the reason they are together again. If you live in or near Fort Wayne, you can get your pet microchipped at our shelter (3020 Hillegas Road) for just $15 Mon-Fri 11-6 #reunited #dogsoftiktok #animalshelter #home #backhome #microchip #rescued #happyending #happy #petsoftiktok ♬ Home – Edith Whiskers On Facebook, the shelter added another reminder to pet owners to please, please microchip their animals! “This is why we advocate so frequently to please get your pets microchipped in the event they ever become lost,” they wrote. Samantha told WPTA that she had just about “lost hope” before receiving the call from animal control. She’s so overjoyed to have her emotional support dog back! Although the pooch is apparently still getting used to living with Mom again, he seems pretty happy to be reunited with her. We’re so glad that Loki is finally home! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Woman Tearfully Reunites With Emotional Support Dog Two Years After She “Lost Hope” appeared first on InspireMore.