Sounds like something Obama would do. Remember the snakeshit he released and they went back on the front lines to attack us and others in Afghanistan???
“This is a serious threat to national security and the security of our allies,” says Florida Republican Senator Marco Rubio who joins families of 9/11 victims to slam Biden for releasing 20th terrorist hijacker back to Saudi Arabia for so-called “mental health treatment.”
Daily Mail (h/t Mita) Would-be terrorist Mohammed Ahmad al-Qahtani, 46, who reportedly missed boarding a plane to fly into the World Trade Center because he was detained by authorities on immigration charges, was shipped back to his native country, Pentagon officials said Monday.
‘Al-Qahtani is a terrorist who made it his life goal to kill Americans,’ Rubio said. ‘I believe he remains committed to jihad and the destruction of the United States.’
‘Now, because of the Biden Administration’s misguided policies, he has the opportunity to once again return to the battlefield. The decision to transfer al-Qahtani is not simply a lapse in judgment, it is a massive error which poses a serious risk to our national security and the security of our allies.’
Al-Qahtani’s release, which was approved last month by Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, comes as the Biden administration puts pressure on Saudi Arabia to release more oil amid the crisis in Ukraine.
Angela Mistrulli, whose father Joseph died in the World Trade Center on 9/11, said that she was frustrated at the lack of due process. ‘I think it’s very said to be a child of someone who was killed on 9/11 not to have a day in court for my father and the 3000 other people who were murdered,’ she said. ‘I find it more and more that they are taking away are ability to prosecute and get the truth.’
Al-Qahtani is the second Guantanamo Bay prisoner released by President Joe Biden. There are now 38 prisoners still in detention at the U.S. military facility in Cuba.
However, only half the men held there have been cleared for release, and no decision has been made about what to do with the rest, including those who still face trial by military commission. ‘It concerns me that the administration is fertilizing the ground for another terrorist attack,’ Mistrulli said.
The Defense Department notified Congress of its intention to transfer al-Qahtani in February, prompting outrage from some Republicans.
‘The individuals remaining at Guantanamo are some of the most dangerous terrorists in the world and have dedicated their lives to attacking Americans and our allies,’ the trio wrote. ‘As such, they should not be given the opportunity to return to the battlefield in any role.’
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