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Truck used in New Year's Day attack crossed southern border in November

The ISIS-inspired terrorist attack on New Year's Day in New Orleans has raised fresh alarm about mass immigration and the state of U.S. national security under outgoing president Joe Biden.

The vehicle that Shamsud Din Jabbar used to murder more than a dozen people reportedly crossed the southern border in November.

Fox News was first to report that the truck entered the U.S. two days before the attack.

The network later retracted that timeline and said the truck crossed into America on November 16. It is also unclear if Jabbar was the one driving at that time.

In the aftermath of the Bourbon Street massacre, Trump is calling the attack a warning about the dangers of having a porous southern border.

“When I said that the criminals coming in are far worse than the criminals we have in our country, that statement was constantly refuted by Democrats and the Fake News Media, but it turned out to be true,” Trump wrote on Truth Social on New Year's Day.

Democrats love to remind everyone that this was an American who did this evil deed. "Islamist terrorism is an import. It is not 'homegrown.' It did not exist here before migration brought it here," Trump adviser Stephen Miller (my favorite) wrote on X.

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Shamsud's family lucked out

NOLA Terrorist Pledged To ISIS, Planned To Kill Family Before Attack

Shamsud Din Jabbar, the suspect who killed at least 15 people and injured more than 30 others during a terrorist attack on a New Orleans New Year's celebration, reportedly pledged his allegiances to the terrorist group ISIS and planned to kill his family prior to the attack, multiple officials briefed on the investigation confirmed to CNN.

Jabbar, 42, a Texas native and U.S. Army veteran who served in Afghanistan, referenced his divorce and plans to gather his family for a "celebration" with the intention to murder them, but said he changed his plans and joined ISIS in video recordings suspected to be made while driving to Louisiana to commit the attack. The recordings appear to have been made at night, however, the exact timing is unclear, according to officials.

Jabbar was killed during a shootout with police after plowing a rented truck through a crowd of people during the New Year's Day celebration in the French Quarter. The suspect was found to have possible improvised explosive devices and an ISIS flag attached to his truck at the time of the incident, according to local and federal authorities.

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New Orleans Killer driver Shamsud Din Jabbar

Killer driver Shamsud Din Jabbar mowed down dozens of New Year’s revelers in New Orleans

Shamsud Din Jabbar, the killer driver who mowed down New Orleans revelers in a deadly New Year’s Day terror attack has been pictured for the first time in a photo obtained exclusively by The Post.

The 42-year-old, who was identified by law enforcement sources, was shot and killed in a firefight with cops just moments after he plowed into crowds on the famed Bourbon Street just after 3 a.m. — leaving 10 dead and 35 injured.

Jabbar had what appeared to be an Islamic caliphate flag — similar to an ISIS flag — hitched to the back of the truck at the time of the attack, sources told The Post. Also it has been reported that there are 4 to 5 others involved.

Jabbar was killed in a firefight with police following the attack around 3:15 a.m. in an area teeming with New Year’s revelers, the FBI said.

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