Iranian Sleeper Cells In The U.S.: Trump Warns Of National Security Threat Due To Biden's Open-Border Policies

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President Donald Trump has warned that Iranian sleeper cells are operating inside the United States after exploiting President Joe Bidens open-border policies.

The alarm was first raised in a recent episode of Lara Logans investigative podcast, Going Rogue with Lara Logan, where the award-winning journalist and intelligence veteran Keith Rose examined Iranian networks, sleeper cells, and cartel routes moving operatives toward the U.S., as reported by Gateway Pundit. Logans investigation alleges that Iranian operatives are infiltrating the country through Latin American pipelines tightly coordinated with violent drug cartels.

This isnt some far-fetched conspiracy; its a clear and present danger to American national security, Logan stressed in outlining the threat on her program. Her findings underscore what many conservatives have long argued: that a porous southern border is not merely a humanitarian or economic issue, but a direct national security vulnerability.

On Thursday evening, President Trump was pressed by reporters about the extent of the suspected Iranian sleeper-cell presence inside the country. I have been, and a lot of people came in through Biden with this stupid open border. But we know where most of them are. We've got our eye on all of them, I think, he responded when asked if he had been briefed on the matter.

Doubling down on his criticism of the current administration, President Trump added, They came in through the open border policies of Sleepy Joe Biden, one of the worst, the worst President in the history of our country. And we've got our eyes on all. He further noted that the war itself is being prosecuted at a level that nobody's seen before. It's pretty amazing to watch.

For Americans concerned about sovereignty and security, these revelations reinforce longstanding conservative warnings about unchecked migration and cartel collaboration at the border. As Logans reporting and President Trumps remarks suggest, the stakes now extend far beyond politics, raising urgent questions about how quickly and decisively Washington will act to dismantle these networks before they strike.