The Real Threat: Iranian Nationals and Sleeper Cells at the Border

Since the war began, over 300 Iranian nationals have been apprehended at the U.S. border, with reports of Middle Eastern men paying cartels up to $50,000 for smuggling. Experts warn of serious homegrown threats, particularly in areas like Detroit, where past attacks have connections to international terrorism.

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