According to the American Thinker, we have just deported Khalid Al-Jawary to Sudan. Al-Jawary is a Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) terrorist convicted of a 1973 New York City bomb plot and implicated in multiple terrorist attacks spanning 20 years. According to the article:
“In March of 1973, Al-Jawary and possible accomplices planted three powerful car bombs: two along 5th Avenue near Israeli-owned banks, and one at Kennedy Airport. Timed to explode upon the arrival in New York of then Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, the bombs fortunately never detonated. Al-Jawary then fled the United States and remained on the run until 1991 when he was nabbed in Italy and turned over to the FBI. While Al-Jawary always maintained his innocence, 60 of his fingerprints were lifted from the bombs and related evidence.”
Please read the entire article. There is a lot of information there on what has happened to the war on terror and terrorists. The Obama Administration seems to have gone back to the idea of treating terrorists as common criminals. That is how the Clinton Administration treated the first World Trade Center bombing, and it brought us the second World Trade Center attack. Unless you attack the source (and leadership) of terrorism, it will never be defeated, and unless there is a price on terrorism (Afghanistan is no longer a terrorist base–they have had to find new homes), it will continue to increase. Releasing this man is not good for our national security.