'Sleeper cells in almost every American urban area'

Every day, prominent voices sound an ever-more-urgent alarm over the Biden administration's border policies and the multiple threats to the nation's security they are causing.

In late June, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, sent a letter to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas concerned about the poor vetting procedures of Afghans by the Biden administration.

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For global security expert and Army veteran Ben Varlese, the Jordanians' attempted terror attack "Was nothing more than a test run." WND spoke in-depth with Varlese, a former Army Mountain Infantry Platoon Sergeant who served in domestic and overseas roles from 2001-2018, including as a sniper section leader.

Since 2018, Varlese has also provided security consulting services for public and private sectors, including tactical training, physical and information security, executive protection, protective intelligence, risk management, insider threat mitigation and anti-terrorism.

"There have been several incidents in previous months," Varlese told WND, "That serve to highlight the continued national security threat presented by this administration's encouraged flood of illegal aliens over the last three and a half years." The number of people entering the U.S. illegally is concerning beyond explanation, said Varlese.

"At least 8 million illegal aliens from over 100 countries have crossed the southern border in the last three-and-a-half years," he noted, adding that "Almost all have been released and even transported to 48 states by the DHS or various non-governmental organizations." What about security vetting? "Almost none have been properly vetted," Varlese told WND, including many thousands of individuals from "Hostile or terror haven countries" like Afghanistan, Venezuela, Syria and China. 

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