How Minneapolis' Somali community became the terrorist recruitment capital of the US.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – More men and boys from a
Somali American community in Minneapolis have joined – or attempted to
join – a foreign terrorist organization over the last 12 years than any
other jurisdiction in the country.
FBI stats
show 45 Somalis left to join the ranks of either the Somalia-based
Islamic insurgency al-Shabab, or the Iraq- and Syria-based ISIS
combined. And as of 2018, a dozen more had been arrested with the
intention of leaving to support ISIS. Both numbers are far higher than
those of alleged terrorist wannabes who left or attempted to leave the
country from other areas in the country where Muslim refugees have been
resettled.VIDEO AND STORY HERE:
FBI stats
show 45 Somalis left to join the ranks of either the Somalia-based
Islamic insurgency al-Shabab, or the Iraq- and Syria-based ISIS
combined. And as of 2018, a dozen more had been arrested with the
intention of leaving to support ISIS. Both numbers are far higher than
those of alleged terrorist wannabes who left or attempted to leave the
country from other areas in the country where Muslim refugees have been
resettled.VIDEO AND STORY HERE:
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