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Did Obama administration spike news of terror suspect's arrest to prevent Hillary from looking bad?

Fox News on Wednesday reported that investigators are looking into the circumstances that allowed a former Iraqi insurgent fighter to enter the United States using a false name, as well as allegations that news of his arrest just before the election was spiked.

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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has asked Attorney General Jeff Sessions to find out why the terror suspect’s pending arrest was allegedly spiked just over a week before the election. Trump had run on a tough-on-terror platform and had been critical of President Obama’s refugee policy.

 

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