HairpinandArrow_blog: Three Missing Egyptians in Custody; Eight Still At Large

Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Three Missing Egyptians in Custody; Eight Still At Large

If there is ever a case for slamming closed ALL student visas to this country (not to mention slamming closed the dang borders at the same time), this is it.

While the police have photos of these Egyptians, they apparently do not want to share them with the rest of us.

Now, tell me. how is it we are supposed to be NOT suspicious of every Egyptian we pass if we have only their names and ages to go on? Do I have to introduce myself, in hopes that they will use their real name when meeting and greeting me before we "act with caution?"

Couldn't the PC Police just slap their pictures up on the telly for the rest of us to get a look-see? Just in case we pass them on the street or in the market--you never know.

OK, we KNOW they have to dot i's and cross t's so as to not make any mistake with this one, but....well, it's a lot to ask of a public with so many Islamic fascist terrorists taking up so much of our time these days.

Read below to find the names and ages. Let's send these guys back where they came from and rescind rights to any future visa for all of them. These names are islamic fascist warrior names.

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From Little Green Footballs, August 9, 2006 HERE.

Egyptian Students Missing

As reported on LGF, the US has relaxed its restrictions on student visas for Middle Eastern countries, so we shouldn’t be surprised by this story: Egyptian students disappear in US.

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Immigration agents and the FBI are looking for 11 Egyptian students who entered the United States on valid student visas, then failed to show up at a university in Montana, authorities said.

The FBI on Saturday issued a nationwide alert to law enforcement agencies. Included were the students’ names, ages, passport numbers and photographs.

“At the present time there are no known associations to any terrorist groups. Approach with caution,” the lookout bulletin states.

FBI and immigration officials confirmed there’s no evidence pointing to criminal activity or a terrorist threat. However, The Associated Press quoted a law enforcement official as saying that the students could be sent home when found because they violated the terms of their visas.

They were part of an all-male group of 17 students that landed July 29 at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport. Six of them arrived later at Montana State University as part of an exchange program; the other 11 did not, prompting school officials to contact the government.

An extraordinary number of them seem to be named “Mohamed.”

The students were identified as:

• El Sayed Ahmed Elsayed Ibrahim, 20
• Eslam Ibrahim Mohamed El Dessouki, 21--Captured 8-9-06 Minneapolis, MN
• Alaa Abd El Fattah Ali El Bahnasawi, 20
• Mohamed Ragab Mohamed Abd Alla, 22--Captured 8-9-06 Manville, NJ
• Ahmed Refaat Saad El Moghazi El Laket, 19
• Ahmed Mohamed Mohamed Abou El Ela, 21
• Mohamed Ibrahim Elsayed El Moghazy, 20
• Ebrahim Mabrouk Moustafa Abdou, 22--Captured 8-9-06 Manville, NJ
• Moustafa Wagdy Moustafa El Gafary, 18
• Mohamed Saleh Ahmed Maray, 20
• Mohamed Ibrahim Fouaad El Shenawy, 17


Many of these students will have been raised and indoctrinated in a state-controlled, Islamist-dominated educational system that teaches them hatred of Jews and Americans from infancy, yet we’re allowing them to enter our country in increasing numbers. Something’s not right with this picture.



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And Three Are Found....by our brave men and women in blue.

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FBI UPDATE

Press Release

For Immediate Release
AUGUST 9, 2006


Washington D.C.
FBI National Press Office
(202) 324-3691

Two Additional Egyptian Students Arrested in New Jersey

Washington, D.C. – Today, the Manville ( New Jersey) Police Department took custody of Mohamed Ragab Mohamed Abd Alla
, a 22 year-old Egyptian national, and Ebrahim Mabrouk Moustafa Abdou, a 22 year-old Egyptian national. The Manville Police Department contacted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and FBI agents who responded immediately.

ICE agents took custody of both individuals on administrative immigration violations as out-of-status students. Preliminary investigation by ICE and FBI agents has not identified any credible or imminent threat posed by Mr. Abdou or Mr. Abd Alla.

Earlier today, FBI and ICE agents also arrested 21-year-old Egyptian National Eslam Ibrahim Mohamed El-Dessouki in Minneapolis. The arrest occurred without incident. El-Dessouki was taken into custody on an administrative immigration violation as an out-of-status student. He was located through source information obtained in the joint FBI-ICE investigation and is currently in the custody of ICE officials. Preliminary investigation has not identified any credible or imminent threat posed by El-Dessouki.

The FBI and ICE investigation is ongoing, as we remain interested in locating and interviewing the other eight Egyptian students who failed to report for their academic program at Montana State University.


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