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2 Somali citizens in Tucson who conspired to join ISIS sentenced
Two Somali citizens living in Tucson were sentenced last week for a plot in 2019 to join the terrorist organization ISIS. Ahmed Mahad Mohamed, 27, was sentenced to 132 months in prison and Abdi Yemeni Hussein, 26, was sentenced to 96 months in prison followed by lifetime terms of supervised release.
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Through online campaigning and propaganda, the Islamic State group continues to attract new recruits for its global terror ...
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A Durham man was charged by federal authorities with supporting ISIS and later attempting to join the group, according to ...
Oslo was rocked on January 24, as a Norwegian court handed down sentences to two Somali-origin sisters convicted of joining ...
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