Reports of ISIS' Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated

ISIS is gearing up for a resurgence in the Middle East and throughout the world. Red flags are everywhere: from our border to boys named Mohamed. Even though the U.S. and Coalition Forces have decreased ISIS territory, their strength and their global nefarious intentions are not dead. The Pentagon estimates that ISIS still has 30,000 fighters in Iraq and Syria. Though their physical caliphate has fallen, this defeat has served only to strengthen their work in all other corners of the world. What this means for the U.S. is that open borders present more of a risk than ever for allowing terrorists to enter. So far in 2018, Border Patrol agents apprehended migrants from at least 52 countries - including many from countries with connections to terrorism. In fact, 51 per cent of all Border Patrol apprehensions are currently OTMs (Other Than Mexicans). Another example of the increasing reach of terrorists from the Middle East to the West is seen in the UK and Europe, where the number of baby boys named Mohamed (and alternate spellings of this name) is increasing exponentially - even becoming the most popular name in some countries. You won’t believe the statistics!