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2:47Now PlayingThe Biden administration is scrambling to close an intelligence sharing gap after at least six people on the terror watchlist were let into the US over the last two years. NY Post reporter Jennie Taer shares this story.
Men with ties to US-designated terror groups including Somalia’s al Shabaab and Afghanistan’s Hezb-e-Islami (HEB) were all vetted by border officers and allowed into the US, before later being found to be on watchlists.
Under current rules, immigration judges and asylum officers — who interview migrants to see if they qualify for entry into the US — are barred from accessing certain classified information held by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which would help them make better decisions about whether migrants are terrorists or national security threats.
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