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WASHINGTON, June 7 (Online): United States has deported two Pakistan nationals with alleged links to terrorist organisations.

Khamal Muhammad and Hamid Sheikh were deported after it was found that both of them had links with terrorist groups, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) said on Monday.

Muhammad, who entered the US on a visa petition filed by his mother and lived in San Francisco, is an admitted member of the banned Harakat ul-Mujahidin (HUM), a US-designated terrorist organisation in Pakistan, it said in a statement.

During an interview with ICE agents, Muhammad admitted he had attended a HUM training camp where he was trained in the use of pistols, rifles and grenades.

Sheikh, who was living in Philadelphia, said he entered the country illegally in April 1985, the agency said.

He is affiliated with a militant group in Pakistan outlawed by the government due to its involvement in massacres and targeted killings, it added.

http://www.thepakistaninewspaper.com/news_detail.php?id=2281

539 posted on 06/07/2005 8:16:45 PM PDT by Oorang ( A great deal of talent is lost to the world for want of a little courage. -Goethe)
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Sheikh, who was living in Philadelphia, said he entered the country illegally in April 1985, the agency said.

Shame on those entrusted to uphold our immigration laws who permit these people to continue living freely in the USA. Our laws have teeth, it's time for the teeth to have BITE. This man has been here for 20 years illegally. Certainly he could have been apprehended somewhere in that space and time by someone with half an interest to uphold the law.

571 posted on 06/07/2005 10:54:17 PM PDT by MamaDearest
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