DHS Refuses Suspected Israeli Terrorist's Entry Into U.S.

by HSOMB

Mon, Feb 7, 2005 11:49AM

Department of Homeland Security Operations Morning Brief details a suspected Israeli terrorist's recent attempt to enter U.S. Corporate media ignores security threat.

The January 5th, 2005 entry (below) of the Homeland Security Operations Morning Brief:
http://cryptome.org/hsomb/hsomb.htm

6. (FOUO) ISRAEL: Citizen of Israel Subject of TIPOFF and TSA No Fly has Visa Revoked on January 3. According to BTS reporting on 5 January, Samuel COHEN (DOB: 07/20/1969) arrived at LAX on COPA airlines from Lima, Peru, seeking admission as a visitor for pleasure. At LAX, the CT Watch determined that COHEN was a TIPOFF and NO FLY match. Close coordination resulted in the Department of State (DOS) revoking COHEN's visa on the spot. As a result of this revocation, COHEN was found to not be in possession of proper documents and was processed for an Expedited Removal. He is scheduled to depart 5 January, from the United States on COPA airlines flight CM303. (BTS Daily Operations Report, 5 Jan 05, HSOC 0033-05)

The TIPOFF program maintains the government's list of suspected terrorists:
http://www.sourcewatch.org/wiki.phtml?title=TIPOFF

For more information: http://cryptome.org/hsomb/hsomb.htm

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