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When terrorist supporters of ISIS attack and murder American citizens, you might believe that the United States media would be the most concerned. Sadly, in order to get a detailed analysis of ISIS attacks in the USA over the last year we are forced to look outside our borders to the foreign press.

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From www.dailymail.co.uk:

The growing scale of ISIS activities inside the United States is revealed in a DailyMail.com analysis.

A total of 62 people – overwhelmingly men – have launched attacks or been accused of taking part in the Islamic terror group’s activities in just over a year.

The 62 were responsible for 48 attacks or alleged ISIS-inspired activities – from mass stabbings to attempts to send money and munitions to Syria.

The DailyMail.com analysis of public records shows that six ISIS-inspired attackers have died and 54 have been arrested.

The figures also show that 34 of those ISIS attackers and alleged plotters were either immigrants or the children of immigrants.

They included six people who came to the U.S. as refugees from countries including Palestine and Somalia.

The number of people taken in as refugees and then accused of turning against the country which gave them sanctuary could be higher, as it was not possible to ascertain exactly how many of the alleged ISIS attackers or plotters entered America.

In total 64 people have been murdered and at least 121 wounded in the U.S. by ISIS-inspired attackers.

They included the 49 dead and 53 wounded of the Orlando nightclub attacks, as well as the 14 killed and 22 hurt by the San Bernardino shooters.

The analysis shows that 13 people linked to ISIS by the federal authorities were the children of immigrants from countries including Palestine and Pakistan.

And at least 13 were Americans who converted to Islam and took up its most extreme form.

They include a former cheerleader and the son of a senior Boston police officer, as well as an immigrant who was not deported after serving a four-year sentence for a firearms crime.

Many of those awaiting trial were caught by the FBI in stings, which the agency says is a crucial way of preventing and disrupting ISIS attacks.

Official documents reveal individuals obsessed with extremist propaganda and a myriad hate-fueled plans to slaughter fellow citizens.

The issue of how to handle the entry of immigrants and refugees has been a hot topic in the 2016 presidential race.

Earlier this month FBI director James Comey warned that as ISIS is purged from its home territory in Syria and Iraq, a ‘terrorist diaspora’ could spread across the globe.

Here are the 62 people involved in 48 separate terror-related cases in the last year identified by DailyMail.com.

Keonna Thomas is a 32-year-old mother of two from Philadelphia. She is also a religious extremist who praised ISIS on Twitter, married another extremist over Skype and eventually tried to leave America to join the terror group.

Thomas, a U.S. citizen born in Pittsburgh, allegedly plotted to leave her children and travel to Syria. But she was arrested in April 2015 as she made breakfast for her daughters, ages seven and nine — the day she planned to abandon them.

She had previously struck up an online relationship with another ISIS recruit, Abu Khalid al-Amriki.

Al-Amriki – Arabic for ‘the American’ – was formerly known as Shawn Joel Parson. The Trinidadian national lived in the States before moving to Syria in 2013. Where he rlived is unclear.

Thomas married Al-Amriki over Skype. Her online aliases included the names Fatayat Al Khilafah and ‘YoungLioness’. She told her husband it ‘would be amazing’ to participate in a suicide attack.

‘A girl can only wish,’ she said, according to court records.

Al-Amriki was killed in a drone strike in Syria in September 2015, ISIS supporters said on Twitter.

In September this year his wife pleaded guilty to one count of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization.

Jaelyn Delshaun Young, 19, was a cheerleader, honors student, and the daughter of a police officer.

She left all that behind in Starkville, Mississippi when she and her fiancé, 22-year-old psychology student Muhamma Dakhlalla, attempted to join ISIS.

Dakhlalla’s mother is from New Jersey; his father, an imam, was born in Bethlehem, Palestine. The family are reported to have lived in Mississippi for decades.

The case shocked the community of Starkville. Young, born a Christian, was a convert to Islam. When a Muslim man in Tennessee shot five U.S. servicemen in July, Young messaged an undercover FBI agent saying ‘Alhamdulillah’ – an Arabic word of praise to God. ‘The numbers of supporters are growing,’ she wrote.

She was frustrated at how long her passport was taking to arrive, delaying her trip to Syria.

‘I just want to be there 🙁 #IS’ she told an undercover FBI investigator over social media. She was arrested in August last year.

Almost exactly a year later she sobbed in court as she was sentenced to 12 years in prison.

She had been facing up to 20 years. Dakhlalla received 8 years.

Enrique Marquez was apparently an ordinary 24-year-old. The Californian cycling enthusiast had worked at Walmart before becoming a doorman at a pirate-themed neighborhood bar.

In late 2011 and 2012 the Hispanic U.S. citizen bought two semiautomatic rifles. He gave those guns to his childhood friend Syed Rizwan Farook, who had helped him convert to Islam back in 2007, prosecutors say.

Three years later Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik – a Pakistani immigrant who came here on a spousal visa – used those guns to murder 14 people and seriously injure 22 more in what became known as the San Bernardino shootings.

In December 2015 Marquez was charged with being the ‘straw purchaser’ of the assault rifles and providing material support to terrorism.

He also was charged with immigration fraud, after he allegedly underwent a sham marriage with a Russian member of Farook’s extended family to get the woman legal status in America. The woman is said to have paid Marquez $200 a month for his trouble.

If found guilty the three charges together carry a total of up to 35 years in prison.

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