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[deen_ad]

Well, gee, another felon with explosives and firearms.

How are those laws working?

Not well I guess.

So we need more laws ............ RIGHT!! As if a criminal is going to care!

 

[Bigfoot]

It went unreported because we don't have terrorist IEDs anymore, the War on Terror is won. This is just a Domestic Man Caused Disaster (DMCD). Remember the Workplace Violence at Ft Hood? Move along.

Think it would have made the news if he was a T Party type?

 

[Mark W.]

Actually I heard he was a refuge from Iraq.

 

[teflon6string]

Ship him to Guantanamo with those other b*stards.

 

[Morpheus]

Ship him to Guantanamo with those other b*stards.

How about we remember that Guantanamo makes us all look bad and we try this guy in a court to ensure that all of our rights are protected, rather than making knee jerk reactions and tossing out the same document that most of us profess to love?

 

[Bigfoot]

Who gives a rats pooper how our critics feel about Guantanamo? It's a red herring here anyway, it's reserved for POWs who were caught overseas. AND I don't think we send anybody there anymore, we just kill them and anybody unlucky enough to be around.

Yeah this guy gets a trial. Too bad somebody thought it was a good idea to let him in, but they did.

 

[Jamie6.5]

Let's face it, there are a bunch of cultures that just don't get along with ours. I don't understand why the US government is turning our country into another rat-hole like the Middle East. The US has been going down hill for years. It is one thing to have all our jobs and manufacturing exported overseas, but another entirely different scenario to import known terrorist..

You obviously haven't had a liberal college professor explain the "benefits" of multiculturalism and diversity, and the enlightenment and insight they provide to our citizenry, and western society.

How narrow-minded of you.
/sarcasm

 

[Bigfoot]

Looks like he was rejected for citizenship because of “terrorism-related activity” and yet they let him remain in the country. Fantastic. Good job guys.

The PJ Tatler » Arizona Bomber Had Citizenship Rejected by Homeland Security for ‘Terrorism-Related Activity'

Among the items recovered was a bomb-making manual that had been hidden behind a photograph on the wall. Also discovered were an AK-47 and a 9mm Ruger handgun, along with more than a thousand rounds of ammunition. Kerry Picket at the Washington Times also reported that they recovered several gallons of chemicals typically used in bomb making.

When authorities checked Aldosary’s bank statements, they found he had more than $20,000 despite the fact that he was a convicted felon, only worked as a day laborer, and had no visible means of supporting himself sufficient to warrant having that kind of balance.

According to today’s news report, the Department of Homeland Security responded to Gosar’s request on behalf of Aldosary last year by saying that he was ineligible for a change in status because of “terrorism-related grounds of inadmissibility”:

Gosar said DHS responded by saying Aldosary was not eligible for a permanent change to citizenship “pursuant to the terrorism-related grounds of inadmissibility, and that “individuals who engage in terrorism-related activity … are barred from receiving various immigration benefits.”

DHS did not elaborate on what the activity was. Gosar wrote that to be barred from permanent status, under federal law the immigrant must have engaged in activity “indicating an intention to cause death or serious bodily injury, a terrorist activity; to prepare or plan a terrorist activity; to gather information on potential targets for terrorist activity” or belong to “a terrorist organization” among other actions.