Introduction A series of recent attacks in the United States, involving individuals who entered through legal immigration channels, has intensified scrutiny of federal screening protocols. Multiple incidents in late 2025 and early 2026, classified by authorities as terrorist attacks linked to Islamist extremism, share a common thread: several of the alleged perpetrators were naturalized U.S. citizens [1]. These reported cases have prompted calls from some officials and policy analysts for a comprehensive review of current immigrant vetting methods. The debate centers on whether persistent gaps exist in a system designed to identify security risks among those seeking permanent residency or citizenship [2]. Reported Incidents…

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