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18K Terrorists Released, 35K Narco-Terrorists Added

The House Committee on Homeland Securitys latest report reveals a surge in terrorism threats, with at least 18,000 known or suspected terrorists released into the U.S. during the Biden administration. The report highlights over 60 cases tied to foreign groups like ISIS, Hezbollah, and al Qaeda, with prosecutions in 25 states. Recent arrests include Afghan men charged with terrorism-related offenses, and a Palestinian man with Hamas ties. Committee Chairman Andrew Garbarino calls for a full government response to address vetting failures, border policies, and the Afghanistan pullout.

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