FBI sharpens focus on counter-terrorism after Iran strikes
The US officials in the United States increased after the bombing of the nuclear facilities in Iran.
There is no special threat, but recently spoke about the increasing threat with the governors and law enforcement officers throughout the country.
In a statement to the US partner CBS, the BBC also returned to some agents that helped migration lawsuits to the fight against terrorism.
Within two days of Iran strikes, US immigrant officials arrested 11 Iranian citizens in the US, including men with ties with Iran’s military and paramilitary attorney groups.
Authorities did not claim that none of the arrested were involved or linked to a particular plan in the United States, and the Ministry of Interior said that there is currently a reliable threat to the US soil.
Migration and Customs Protection (ICE) said that the arrests of the BBC news partner CBS are part of President Donald Trump’s efforts to illegally deport immigrants in the United States.
According to Ice, a man arrested in Minnesota is a former member of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards who “accept connections with Hezbollah”.
Another man arrested in Mississippi has lived in the US for eight years and was allegedly appointed by the United States or as a suspicious terrorist. Another man who was arrested in Alabama was allegedly serving as a three -year sniper in the Iranian army before moving to the United States in 2024.
The arrests came after the weekend of the DHS and the FBI to give information about the threat environment with state leaders and hundreds of law enforcement force, and to host calls to ensure that they are at risk, including those in the Jewish community.
Recently, Republican MPs and Trump management officials have frequently talked about the threat of the Iranian “sleeping cells” leaked under the Biden rule.
Dr. George Washington University Aşırlık program Although Lorenzo Vidin has not been directly or public threats by Iran to attack the US homeland, there is a ceasefire in the conflict between Iran and Israel – the country has a long history of sponsors in violent attacks in the United States.
In 1980, shortly after Iran’s Islamic revolution, an Iranian opposition assassinated in the state of Maryland, USA. Recently, the United States, Iran, Trump and former National Security Advisor John Bolton, including American officials, including the assassination of the assassination, he said.
According to Dr Vidino, dozens of people with ties with Iran have been arrested in recent years, but most of these arrests stem from sanction violations. He refers to a man who sells limited night vision to Iran, but he adds that the individual has ideological ties with Iran or whether he is just a businessman who wants to make a profit.
Most recently arrested men suspect that he has been watched by the United States for a while. However, the agents decided to enter to detain them in the light of the violent exacerbation between the United States and Iran.
Other Iranians in the United States were arrested in the past while watching potential goals for attacks.
In a separate bulletin, the National Terrorism Advisory System warned “the increasing threat environment in the United States”.
Although he did not mention any special threats, he said that he was particularly awake against “low -level cyber attacks against US networks”.
Discussions on national security between Federal and local authorities have been widespread since the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001.
Terrorist incidents, mass shots or attacks aimed at a segment of the population often cause an increase in law enforcement officers and increase the security stance.
Since the US participation in Iran, police patrols have increased in some sensitive areas, including buildings with US or Israeli governments.
According to CBS News, some FBI personnel, who focused on immigration practices as part of Trump’s deportation objectives, reportedly brought back to the focus of the fight against terrorism. On Sunday, the office distributed a note to field offices that tells their focus on terror threats.
The FBI has not validated any change in priorities. “FBI does not comment on specific operational arrangements or personnel decisions,” the agency said in a statement. He said.
“However, we are constantly evaluating and reorganizing our resources to respond to the most urgent threats to our national security and to ensure the security of the American people.”
