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Iran Tried To Bring IRGC-Linked Individuals Into US With World Cup Delegation: Homeland Security Chief
Iran Tried To Bring IRGC-Linked Individuals Into US With World Cup Delegation: Homeland Security Chief
Via American Greatness,
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Sunday that Iranian officials attempted to bring multiple individuals with alleged ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps into the United States as part of the country’s World Cup soccer delegation.
Mullin made the remarks during an interview with Fox News as U.S.-Iran negotiations were
U.S. officials subjected members of Iran’s traveling delegation to heightened scrutiny after President Donald Trump directed the Department of Homeland Security to conduct extensive vetting of...
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