FBI Is ‘Increasingly Concerned’ About Terrorists Crossing Southwestern Border, Director Tells Congress

During his testimony, FBI head Christopher Wray sounds the alarm on a potential terror attack on American soil.

AP/Eric Gay
Migrants who crossed the Rio Grande and entered America from Mexico during the Biden administration are lined up for processing by Customs and Border Protection at Eagle Pass, Texas. AP/Eric Gay

FBI Director Christopher Wray says the agency is “increasingly concerned” about the possibility of terrorists coming into the country through the Southwestern border and coordinating a foreign terrorist attack on American soil. 

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