120 Asylum Seekers Smuggled by ISIS-Linked Group Were Allowed Into US, Biden Admin Admits

A smuggler with ties to a foreign extremist group helped Uzbek migrants enter the United States from Mexico, the White House said on Tuesday, raising questions about a potential security threat.
The smuggler was based in Turkey and had links to the jihadist Islamic State, also known as ISIS, according to a U.S. official who spoke on condition of anonymity. CNN first reported the incident.
The migrants were allowed entry to the United States after requesting asylum at the southern border, CNN reported.
Record numbers of migrants have crossed the U.S.-Mexico border illegally since President Joe Biden took office in 2021, including many from distant nations. The Uzbek migrants' entry came as the administration has ignored its own limits on asylum seekers, allowing more than a 1,000 migrants to cross the border every day, the Washington Free Beacon reported.