Until we get that border fixed, they're not only in the Americas, their in America. We simply MUST end immigration from terrorist states if we want to get serious about this effort. At least that's my opinion on the subject.
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Excluding Brazil and Argentina, Latin America doesn't really have any Muslim population.
19?? - 1983 : (ADNAN G. EL SHUKRIJUMAH AND HIS FAMILY ARE SENT TO TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO BY THE SAUDI GOVERNMENT; HIS FATHER, GULSHAIR EL SHUKRI, WAS AN ISLAMIC MISSIONARY THERE) When Adnan was young, his father [Gulshair El Shukri,] was sent to the Caribbean country of Trinidad and Tobago by the Saudi government as an Islamic missionary, where the family lived until 1983. When his father was transferred to New York City to lead a Brooklyn mosque, the family went back to Saudi Arabia. -- "FBI sees terror; family sees good son Ex-resident of Miramar being sought in terror case ," BY DAVID KIDWELL AND LARRY LEBOWITZ (Natalie McNeal contributed), The Miami Herald, 03/31/2003
JULY 27, 1990 : (TRINIDAD & TOBAGO : FAILED COUP ATTEMPT BY MUSLIM EXTREMISTS BELONGING TO JAMAAT AL-MUSLIMEEN) On July 27, 1990, members of the group [Jamaat al-Muslimeen] bombed police headquarters, stormed Parliament and took the prime minister and his Cabinet hostage. During the siege, 24 people were killed and hundreds wounded, mostly in clashes between police and mobs. The government told the insurrectionists they would receive amnesty if they surrendered, but when they did, authorities arrested them. A court later ruled the arrests were illegal, and the rebels, including [Jamaal] Shabaaz, received a national pardon. - "Trinidad assistant held by U.S. immigration authorities ," AP, Posted: Thursday July 17, 2003 6:14 PM , Updated: Thursday July 17, 2003 6:59 PM , http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/soccer/news/2003/07/17/int_rdp/
JULY 1990 : (TRINIDAD & TOBAGO BLOODY COUP ATTEMPT BY THE ISLAMIC TERRORIST GROUP JAMAAT AL-MUSLIMEEN) In July 1990, the Jamaat al Muslimeen, a predominantly Afro-Trinidadian group led by a former policeman tried to overthrow the government in a bloody six-day siege that killed 23 people. The 114-member group held hostages, including then-Prime Minister Arthur Robinson, in the parliament and at the state-owned Trinidad and Tobago Television headquarters. The Muslimeen members were [later] absolved of treason, murder and kidnapping charges when a court ruled that an amnesty given to them during negotiations to end the siege was valid. - "Weapons seizure heightens Trinidad coup fears," Reuters, July 1, 2001 Posted: 4:34 PM EDT (2034 GMT) *
*stepping back in time...An Interesting Discussion on FREEREPUBLIC.com regarding a BBC article dated July 28, 2002: "CARIBBEAN COUP ATTEMPT REMEMBERED" (BBC ARTICLE SNIPPET: "The crisis began with the blowing up of the police headquarters building in the capital, Port of Spain. After that, groups of young Muslimeen, armed with AK47's, swarmed into the parliament building, known as the Red House, and Trinidad and Tobago Television, TTT. Muslimeen leader, Yasin Abu Bakr, a former Trinidadian policeman, called for public support. Instead Trinidadians stayed home and watched as the six-day drama was reported on local and regional radio and then picked up by the international media.") (August 29, 2002) via Cindy
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