U.S.A-born Army veterans were allegedly involved in the New Orleans attack and Las Vegas explosion, reigniting concerns about domestic extremism
The New Orleans attack and the Las Vegas explosion have reignited concerns about domestic extremism while President-elect Donald Trump tries to leverage the threat of international terrorism.
President-elect Mr. Donald Trump had planned to prioritize operations aimed at protecting the southern border over traditional counterterrorism efforts, a strategy shift that faces fresh scrutiny after a U.S. Army veteran unleashed an attack in New Orleans.
When a Ford pickup truck rammed into a crowd on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, killing 14 people and injuring dozens more, federal officials initially believed that the driver had crossed the southern border shortly before the attack—providing potential fodder for Mr.Trump’s attacks on the Biden border policy.
On Thursday, even after it was shown that 42-year old Shamsud-Din Jabbar wasn’t in the rented truck when it crossed the border, Mr.Trump still blamed the current administration.
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