The task force let Merchant leave under "significant public benefit parole" that expired on May 11. Merchant was allowed to stay in the US beyond this expiration date
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Despite being flagged as being on the terror watchlist and having close ties to Iran, the Pakistani man charged with plotting to assassinate Donald Trump and other government figures, Asif Raza Merchant, was allowed to enter the US under a special parole program.
According to Just The News, which obtained government documents on the subject, the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force had interviewed Merchant when he arrived at Houston’s George Bush International Airport in April and fingerprinted him. ---More...
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