The New Orleans Attack and the Resurgence of a Threat

The New Orleans Attack and the Resurgence of Radical Islamic Terror

The recent terrorist attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day highlights the Biden administration's failure to keep America safe and deter radical Islamic terrorism. By neglecting this persistent threat and focusing on political opponents, the Biden administration has left America vulnerable.

During the Trump administration, the Islamic State (ISIS) was significantly weakened. The caliphate was dismantled, and the threat of radical Islamic terrorism within the US was greatly reduced. However, the Biden administration has allowed this threat to resurface.

The administration's policies, including the withdrawal from Afghanistan and the open border policy, have empowered America's enemies and weakened the country. Additionally, the administration's focus on political ideology has undermined America's core national security imperatives.

The New Orleans attack demonstrates the urgency of addressing the rising threat of radical Islamic terrorism. The FBI's initial claim that the suspect acted alone is absurd, as these acts are never isolated events. The attacker was part of a network of Islamists who have been radicalized to attack America.

The incoming Trump administration must prioritize correcting the gaps in national security created by the Biden administration. This includes recognizing the risk posed by radical Islamic terrorism and taking the necessary steps to reduce and eliminate it. The focus of law enforcement and national security apparatus should be on taking down those who wish to harm innocent Americans, not on domestic political opponents.