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Iranian sleeper cells: Is there a threat inside the United States? | Bradley on the Border
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8:48Now PlayingFollowing U.S. military strikes on Iran, fears of retaliation from Iranian terrorist organizations inside the United States are growing. Since 2021, over 2,500 Iranian nationals have been arrested inside the U.S. In Texas, law enforcement agencies are focused on growing numbers of “special interest aliens” who come from the Middle East.
On this episode of "Bradley on the Border," Ali Bradley speaks with Texas Sheriff Thaddeus Cleveland, who says there could be increased concern about immigrants who are already in the U.S., including those with ties to Iran.
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Host: Ali Bradley
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Editor: Rita Cripe
On "Bradley on the Border," NewsNation's Ali Bradley shows what it's like along the southern border and across the country as law enforcement agencies work to combat human and drug smuggling and enforce immigration policies.
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