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Timeline Reveals Repeat U.S. Entries of Suspected Terrorist Convicted of Multiple Crimes

ICE Denver arrested a 58-year-old Saudi criminal alien and suspected terrorist Homaidan Ali Ilbrahim Al-Turki after his release from the Arapahoe County Jail in Centennial, Colo., May 6.

A detailed timeline of a noncitizen’s interactions with the U.S. immigration system and criminal justice system reveals a troubling pattern of reentry and serious criminal conduct:

  • 1992: The individual initially entered the United States at an unknown location.

  • 1993: He left the United States.

  • 1994: He lawfully reentered the country, again at an unknown location.

  • 2001: He was questioned in connection with the September 11 terrorist attacks.

  • He then left the country again at an undisclosed time and place.

  • 2002: He lawfully reentered the United States once more.

Four years later, in 2006, he was convicted in Arapahoe County District Court (Colorado) on serious felony charges, including:

  • 12 counts of sexual assault

  • Kidnapping

  • 2 counts of false imprisonment

  • Theft involving $15,000 or more

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