chanel
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In an alarming example of how sanctuary cities can protect terrorists, a Pakistani man arrested for the Time Square bombing admitted on a city license application that he entered the U.S. illegally and authorities took no action.
Thats because he applied for the cabbie license in a state (Massachusetts) that openly protects illegal immigrants from deportation. Local law enforcement agencies throughout Massachusetts have dont-ask-dont-tell policies regarding illegal aliens and in this case the Boston Police Department has for years known that the terrorist, So Pir Khan, was in the country illegally.
Khan was recently arrested in an FBI terror sweep for his involvement in the Time Square bombing earlier this month. The Boston cab driver is one of three men who funneled money to the fellow Pakistani terrorist (Faisal Shahzad) who tried to blow up New Yorks Time Square with a series of bombs hidden in a sports utility vehicle.
When Khan applied for a license to drive a taxi, he admitted in writing that he had come to the United States illegally in 1991. The application was submitted to Boston Police but no action was ever taken. Khan easily obtained the cabbie license and regularly drove around one of the nations busiest airports with few restrictions. In fact the Boston Police Hackney Division approved Khan's license to drive a taxi 13 times since he first applied in 1997.
Police Knew Time Square Bomb Accomplice Was Illegal Alien | Judicial Watch
Doing the jobs Americans refuse to do? I imagine there are many unemployed Americans that would like a job driving a cab. And promise not to help people blow up buildings.
Scary.