ISIS Plotter Got Canadian Visa—What Went Wrong?

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ISIS Plotter Got Canadian Visa—What Went Wrong? That’s the question Canadians should be demanding answers to—loudly and clearly.

Muhammad Shahzeb Khan entered Canada legally in 2023 on a student visa. Later, he filed for asylum, claiming to be gay. But behind the scenes, according to the FBI, he was allegedly plotting a mass terror attack on a Jewish community center in Brooklyn—timed for October 7, the anniversary of Hamas’s slaughter in Israel.

He was arrested by RCMP just hours before he was allegedly set to cross the U.S. border to carry it out.

This isn’t an isolated failure. It’s part of a pattern. Canada granted citizenship to another man tied to ISIS. A father and son in Toronto were just charged with conspiracy to murder on behalf of the terror group. It’s not “racist” to point this out—it’s rational, responsible, and essential.

When known or suspected terrorists get past our screening—when our system treats “progressive” leniency as a virtue while placing entire communities at risk—we’re no longer upholding liberal values. We’re betraying them.

Because true liberal democracy means defending life, freedom, and accountability—not weaponizing bureaucracy to shield incompetence. Not granting safe haven to killers.

How many more red flags need to be ignored before we protect Canadians first?
Is compassion really compassion if it puts our neighbors in danger?

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#immigrationsecurity #canadabordercrisis #vettingfailure #antisemitismalert #publicsafety