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An Islamist scheme to slaughter Americans on Election Day was thwarted. The planned attacks were inspired by ISIS.
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The FBI has thwarted an Islamist scheme to slaughter Americans on Election Day.
Two Muslims have been arrested for plotting a Nov. 5 terrorist attack in Oklahoma City.
Prosecutors say the young men – Afghan nationals – were inspired by ISIS.
The pair aimed "to stage a violent attack in the United States" in the group's name.
They hoped to kill large numbers of Americans using AK-47s, and die in the attack.
The ringleader worked as a CIA security guard in Afghanistan before coming to the US.
He was admitted to the country after clearing government background checks.
The lack of red flags is raising eyebrows – and concerns – in Washington.
One lawmaker slammed "the shortfall in the Biden-Harris … vetting capabilities."
Eight ISIS affiliates were recently arrested after crossing the border illegally, he noted.
