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The Sleeper Cell Threat: A Search in Unlikely Places
Jun 18, 2004 | 17:06 GMT
Summary
An unfolding case against a man arrested in Tyler, Texas, points to potential threats posed by a combination of the United States' need for workers with specific qualifications, visa processes and the ability of sleeper cells to remain dormant — and inconspicuous — for years.
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