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U.S. ambassador to NATO Nato Matt Whitaker believes Iran is in “decision-making” after air strikes with Israel and the United States in their nuclear program, while U.S. officials are still on high alert for sleeper cells.
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“It’s obviously a very dangerous world, Jason,” Whitaker told Fox News. Jason Chaffetz On Sunday. “I think… Trump, as the president of the peacemaker, makes it safer, but at the same time, we are still dealing with many of the consequences of Joe Biden for four years, including a porous border, and not only do we point out in Tom Homan, we not only know more than 1,200 Iranian nationals we know, but they come across a million dollars, but they come across a million dollars, they come across a certain range of our identities, and we come across a certain range of our identities, and that’s what we’re encountering.
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“But, at the same time, President Trump feels very clear about his policy toward Iran that they cannot have nuclear weapons,” he added. “And they are at the decision-making point. They should move forward and seek peace.”
More than 1,500 Iranian nationals According to a source from the U.S. Senior Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the United States, which illegally entered the U.S. on the southern border, was arrested, and nearly 50% of them were released back to the country.
More specifically, the Border Patrol arrested 1,504 Iranian nationals from fiscal year 2021 to fiscal year 2024. Of the 1,504 individuals arrested, 729 were released to the United States.
Meanwhile, hours after Trump issued a military strike to the U.S. toward Iran’s nuclear site, the Department of Homeland Security issued a new memorandum that alerted the “American Enhanced Threat Environment.”
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“It is our responsibility to ensure the security and informed states, especially during times of conflict,” the Department of Homeland Security said in a statement to Fox News Digital Digitalization. “The ongoing Israel-Iran conflict increases the possibility of threats to the country to possible cyberattacks, violence and Anti-Semitic hate crimes. ”
Whitaker argues that in the United States, the threat of sleeper cell activity may be increasing in Iran, putting huge pressure on law enforcement, “with 100% of the time.”
“Iran It should come to the table, peace should be prosecuted, and peace agreements should be reached with Israel and the United States, and then said, “No more. We want to be a world where people seek prosperity and a bright future for citizens.”
“So, Jason…now, that puts a lot of pressure on our law enforcement, puts a lot of pressure on… the Justice Department and the FBI. Sleeping cells And make sure they are not activated. ” he added.
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Greg Wehner, Bill Melugin, Julia Bonavita, Danielle Wallace and Ashley Papa of Fox News contributed to the report.
