The Shocking Policy Loophole That Freed a Convicted Terrorist

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• Virginia’s former Republican AG Jason Miyares revealed Democrat Gov. Ralph Northam’s policy blocked Old Dominion University from accessing Mohamed Bailor Jalloh’s criminal record.
• Jalloh pleaded guilty in 2017 to providing material support to ISIS, originally sentenced to 11 years but reduced to 2.5 years via a federal prison loophole now closed.
• Northam’s 2019 law bars public colleges from asking about criminal histories or denying admission based on them.

These radical progressive policies allowed a convicted terrorist to enroll at ODU undetected.

Tough-on-crime measures would have kept Jalloh imprisoned and universities informed of such threats.

“Per Virginian law, public colleges are barred from questioning prospective applicants on their criminal histories or denying them admission on the basis of criminal history,” Miyares posted.

Northam’s “social justice” initiative enabled Jalloh’s reentry into society despite his extreme conviction.

Traditional values demand background checks to protect students from dangers like ISIS supporters.

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