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Monday, December 11, 2017

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Why Port Authority attack proves Islamist terror is a threat to our homeland

Should a 27-year-old Bangladeshi man, reportedly inspired by ISIS, who set off a pipe bomb inside New York's Port Authority bus terminal during rush hour Monday morning be treated as an enemy combatant? Insight from former D.C. police detective and defense attorney Ted Williams.
Today’s terror attack in New York City is another reminder that the threats we face from Islamist terrorists are real and can bring serious harm to our homeland.
Thanks to American leadership and a new strategy on the battlefield, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi was able to declare that ISIS has been defeated in Iraq. While this is welcome news, crushing the so-called ‘caliphate’ in the Middle East, allows foreign fighters and sympathizers of ISIS and Al Qaeda to scatter.
They are returning to their home countries, looking for different ways to keep their hateful ideology alive and creating new dangers in other parts of the world. This has brought a new wave of terror attacks to the West.
European cities once known for their culture and history, are becoming well known for deadly attacks. They include London, Brussels, Paris, Nice, Barcelona and Berlin. And the bombing at the Port Authority this morning is already the second attack in New York in under two months.

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