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Arab Flight Students Streaming into U.S.
Thursday, November 01, 2001
By Paul Sperry / WorldNetDaily.com

Group of Algerians follows on heels of 14 Syrians training to fly in Texas

WASHINGTON
Fourteen Algerian nationals entered the U.S. over the weekend to train at a Texas flight school, immigration inspectors told WorldNetDaily. They followed on the heels of 14 Syrian nationals who arrived for flight school less than two weeks earlier.

Like the wave of Syrian men before them, the Algerian men, also in their 20s, flew into Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport where they were processed by the Immigration and Naturalization Service. They carried M-1 visas allowing them to stay in the U.S. on a temporary basis to attend vocational schools.

Texas INS agents, alarmed at the surge in Middle Eastern flight students after the Sept. 11 hijackings by Islamic terrorists, documented the Algerian group for the FBI, which chose not to detain the men for additional questioning.
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