Last month, an identifiably Jewish Chicago man was shot while walking to synagogue on the Sabbath. While attacks against American Jews have generally been prosecuted as “assaults” or “hate crimes,” this time the assailant was charged with “terrorism.” A native of Mauritania, he had been “encountered by US Border Patrol at the California border in 2023,” according to ICE, but then entered the country.
- Was this a “one-off” or part of a pattern?
- How much do Federal authorities actually know about would-be terrorists crossing America’s insecure borders?
- What steps are they taking to secure our country?
- With the new administration, what changes are likely along the borders – and have we already seen some?
Join us for a conversation with Todd Bensman, Senior National Security Fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies to discuss the current state of America’s borders – north and south.
