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Public put on notice: Terrorist inmates permitted to be in-house chaplains

Public put on notice: Terrorist inmates permitted to be in-house chaplains

A recent Department of Justice report evaluating the Federal Bureau of Prisons exposes incidents of convicted terrorists being allowed to lead religious services. Citing the absence of concern about that, one of the leading experts on counter-terrorism says "public apathy is often the unseen enemy."

J.M. Phelps
Aug 04, 2021
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