Staff Reports
The exodus of conservatives from Fox News is becoming a topic of conversation, but amid all the noise, there’s one undeniable fact: Peter Doocy and Jacqui Heinrich are among the few journalists making a serious attempt to hold the Biden-Harris administration accountable. Their willingness to engage in tough questioning about national security is a refreshing contrast to the ever-complacent press that often lets the administration slide on pressing issues.
Take the recent case of Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, an Afghan migrant who found himself in an Oklahoma jail, allegedly plotting a terrorist attack on Election Day. Heinrich has been relentless in scrutinizing whether the administration properly vetted this individual before allowing him into the country. During a tense exchange with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, Heinrich demonstrated both courage and persistence while probing into Tawhedi’s background. Mayorkas, in typical bureaucratic fashion, seemed more interested in dodging tough questions than providing transparent answers.
UPDATE: Jacqui Heinrich Drops Bombshell New Info on Afghan Migrant Who Planned Election Day Terror Attack https://t.co/lto3xihsn6
— streiff (@streiffredstate) October 16, 2024
The crux of the issue lies in Tawhedi’s entry into the U.S. The administration had touted him as having entered under a Special Immigrant Visa (SIV), a designation that would imply thorough vetting. However, Heinrich’s investigation uncovered that Tawhedi never underwent the rigorous State Department approval that a SIV indicates. This revelation is not just a bureaucratic blunder; it raises significant concerns about how many other individuals, like Tawhedi, were let into the country without proper scrutiny.
Heinrich emphasized that Tawhedi was not a prominent figure within U.S. intelligence circles, throwing further doubt on the efficacy of the Biden administration’s vetting processes. This is particularly alarming given Tawhedi’s previous role with the CIA. If the administration can facilitate the entry of someone with terrorist inclinations under such dubious circumstances, it makes ordinary Americans wonder just how many unvetted individuals are currently living in the country — potentially plotting similar acts of violence.
One can only speculate how many ‘Tawhedis’ remain unidentified and lurking within the United States, thanks to the ongoing chaos in border security under the current administration. Observations about the situation indicate a sense of sheer madness as many Americans wonder just how much longer they will rely on luck and divine intervention to keep them safe. The negligence shown by the Biden-Harris administration not only endangers the public but also speaks volumes about their handling of national security—a failure they seem intent on opting to ignore while the mainstream media looks the other way.
Meanwhile, as the administration puts its fingers in its ears, Jacqui Heinrich stands as one of the few voices willing to shine a light on these grave missteps. If the administration’s response to midterm election threats consists of allowing unvetted individuals into the country, it raises serious questions about their commitment to the safety and security of American citizens. The notion that national security can simply be brushed aside for political optics is not just troubling; it’s downright dangerous.
