AMIT SHAH, India's home minister, calls them "termites" and "infiltrators".
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The military council counters that infiltrators are putting on RSF uniforms.
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Foreign Minister Javad Zarif says "infiltrators" won't be allowed to sabotage protests.
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Their easy access raised questions over whether Shabab infiltrators had compromised security.
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The Infiltrators is a true story, and its stakes couldn't be higher.
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Yet they've made mistakes, and there have been successful infiltrators, long before Stallworth.
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Binyamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, said he still wants "to remove the infiltrators".
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He said a preliminary assessment was that the infiltrators were Islamic State militants.
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The infiltrators would be fine, they said; anyone claiming otherwise was simply lying.
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Foreign Minister Zarif tweeted that Iran would not allow "infiltrators" to sabotage protests.
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"Illegal infiltrators pose a major threat to our internal security," Mr. Kovind said.
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"Only two army members survived, who we believe were insurgent infiltrators," he added.
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In some rare instances, government infiltrators have done the same to the Taliban.
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In some rare instances, government infiltrators have done the same to the Taliban.
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Unlike the other infiltrators, he doesn't just find his way into the Klan's organization.
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The news agency said "infiltrators" used SPG-9 rockets and mortars for the attack.
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" In a speech on Sunday, Mr. Bashir addressed Dr. Babiker's death directly, blaming "infiltrators.
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Hopes raised by this overture dimmed within days when jihadist infiltrators attacked an Indian airbase.
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Mubarak shunned questions about details and possible ties between the Muslim Brotherhood and alleged infiltrators.
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Kurdish officials said they had found 300 suspected deserters, or potential infiltrators, in recent months.
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By late 473, Communist infiltrators had developed networks of agents and sympathizers within the city.
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Authorities have called for restraint in response to the protests, which they blame on unnamed infiltrators.
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Officials have blamed the protests on "infiltrators" and said they are working to address economic problems.
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The insurgency today is being waged less by infiltrators from Pakistan and more by local militants.
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Security personnel tracked, pursued, and captured the infiltrators before they could breach the embassy building itself.
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Government ministers routinely call them "infiltrators" and economic migrants who threaten Israel's future as a Jewish state.
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While the fence is fitted with electronic sensors to detect infiltrators, it is not an electrified fence.
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He said on Friday that government infiltrators had started the looting and violence to justify a military curfew.
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Rawlings is actually a Republican counter-espionage agent, involved in the arrest, torture and execution of fascist infiltrators.
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Such systems are inevitably and notoriously ruled by chaos, vote brigades, bots, infiltrators, agents provocateur and so on.
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The Trump administration seems determined to end the leniency accorded to border infiltrators who bring children with them.
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Additionally, factors unrelated to the vetting process play a major role in identifying potential infiltrators in refugee communities.
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With greater access to information, there is an increased chance of catching potential infiltrators early in the process.
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It's a very real fear that infiltrators might get in and cause a lot of trouble and damage.
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When she did, redditors accused the new moderators she left in her wake of being sockpuppets and liberal infiltrators.
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The RSF's commander, General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, has previously denied these claims and blamed "infiltrators" instead.
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As the numbers of protesters have dwindled, the violence, usually caused by infiltrators known as casseurs (vandals), has worsened.
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Israel says it has no choice but to use deadly force to protect the border from militants and infiltrators.
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Police arrested 180 people after clashes with "infiltrators" among the demonstrators who injured 83 policemen, a police statement said.
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In particular, they must prove effective in thwarting terrorists, whether they are infiltrators from the Middle East or homegrown.
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Ideas about "criminal" immigrants, fears of infiltrators, and rejection of refugees are clanging those same nativist bells Reynolds sounded.
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THE BORDER guards were to attempt to catch the infiltrators alive but, if that failed, to shoot to kill.
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It was not clear whether the firefight was the work of Taliban infiltrators, a major concern in the past.
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The government has blamed many violent escalations and deaths on unidentified infiltrators it says aim to stir up sedition.
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Within hours of reaching the agreement, Netanyahu canceled it under pressure from the right, who call the migrants infiltrators.
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" Another anti-vaccination leader blamed the postings on grieving parents' pages on "infiltrators" who try to "create incendiary situations.
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Mike Flynn, Trump's short-lived national security adviser, believes that Islamist infiltrators are poised to subject America to sharia law.
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It was the subject of a documentary, "The Infiltrators," which won two awards at the Sundance Film Festival this year.
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Syrians, particularly those fleeing ISIS-held areas, are more likely to identify and report potential infiltrators in their own communities.
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These hard-earned rights will be protected, and infiltrators will not be allowed to sabotage them through violence and destruction.
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Each unit includes suicide bombers, snipers, assault fighters, and what they call infiltrators, as well as logistics and mortar experts.
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The army blamed infiltrators from Afghanistan, sealed the border and shelled what it said were terrorist bases on the Afghan side.
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Sandra made the trip up to Paris from Evreux to take part in those protests, and blames infiltrators for the violence.
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Though she must contend with death threats, and has to be quite vigilant about infiltrators to her organisation, Ms Haider persists.
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Infiltrators attempting to cross the border were pushed back in the second clash in which no one was killed, authorities said.
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Authorities have blamed the unrest on "infiltrators" and foreign agents, and said they are taking steps to resolve Sudan's economic problems.
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The opposition said the troublemakers, who clashed briefly with police and National Guard troops in several parts of Caracas, were infiltrators.
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These robust infiltrators would be their Mr. Perfect T cells and, hopefully, seeds for their clone army of targeted cancer killers.
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Separately, in the southern province of Zabul, an attack by two Taliban infiltrators left at least eight policemen dead, officials said.
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"There could be a law and order problem as infiltrators could organize demonstrations or try to self-immolate," Katuwal told Reuters.
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Of the 17 coalition troops killed this year, four of them died in insider attacks, by Taliban infiltrators or Afghan turncoats.
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Or, they simply keep it at arm's length because they worry about coming under suspicion of being spies or infiltrators themselves.
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We rode the B subway line here as National League infiltrators, hapless Mets fans in search of meaningful late-season baseball.
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Concerns about terrorist infiltrators can lead to calls for tighter border controls, travel restrictions and thorough vetting to keep out jihadists.
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Strider, a company making its public debut Tuesday, offers a detailed screening tool to prevent international infiltrators from stealing intellectual property.
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Israeli commanders say they are protecting the residents of nearby Israeli towns, who live in fear of Palestinian rockets and militant infiltrators.
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One said they had to be extra careful in the vetting process -- in case there were ISIS infiltrators among the war-weary.
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"In Hillary Clinton's America, the system stays rigged against Americans," the ad says over blurry images of implied criminals and foreign infiltrators.
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Men are taken away for questioning by regional Kurdish security services, who fear there may be Islamic State infiltrators among the displaced.
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In addition to creating some welcome disruption, the infiltrators discover that one of the elite school's pupils is bent on world domination.
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The two Taliban infiltrators who were involved in the attack managed to escape from the outpost after they killed the officers. Jan.
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"These hard-earned rights will be protected, and infiltrators will not be allowed to sabotage them through violence and destruction," Zarif tweeted.
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The "martyrs" all turned out to be local Kashmiris and not, as has often been the case in the past, infiltrators from Pakistan.
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Opposition supporters charged that the violent protesters and looters were infiltrators, deployed to give the government an excuse to use the security forces.
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Refugees from Syria, whom Mr. Trump portrayed during his election campaign as potential Islamic State infiltrators, will be barred indefinitely from the country.
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"And we thought if we named them Reginald Heber Smith — a nice Brahmin name — nobody would ever think that they were subversive infiltrators."
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordanian troops on Saturday killed 12 infiltrators in a foiled attempt to cross from Syria into the kingdom, an army statement said.
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Government officials did not say who might have been behind the attack, and cybersecurity experts said it was too early to identify the infiltrators.
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The party's powerful chief strategist, Amit Shah, says India is in deadly danger of being overrun by Muslim infiltrators he has described as "termites".
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The Shopian "martyrs" all turned out to be local Kashmiris and not, as has often been the case in the past, infiltrators from Pakistan.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Algerian police arrested 108 people in protests on Friday after clashes with "infiltrators" that injured 27 policemen, police said in a statement.
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He noted that of the 60,000 infiltrators who entered Israel before the fence was built, "about 20,221" had subsequently left of their own accord.
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The G.I.s were, in fact, stopped by another American regiment's roadblock and suspected of being enemy infiltrators — English-speaking German troops wearing American uniforms.
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In May, they claimed to have arrested 90 such infiltrators in Helmand, who they said were involved in assassination plots against the mainstream group.
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In 20063 the hotel was one of the targets of the dayslong Mumbai terrorist attack by Pakistani infiltrators that shocked India and the world.
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With dog-whistle politics, Muslims are being branded "infiltrators" and non-Muslim immigrants are being labeled refugees fleeing religious persecution, even if they weren't.
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Amad Ahmed, the candidate who'd worried about getting nixed, ended up making the cut, while the two supposed infiltrators in the French district did not.
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But no nation should ever be called upon to sacrifice its own citizens to preserve the lives of aggressive infiltrators intent on murder and mayhem.
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The Infiltrators tells the story of a group of undocumented immigrants who "break" into the for-profit detention system and work to liberate undocumented detainees.
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So when four heavily armed infiltrators attacked an Indian army base on September 22023th, killing 21982 soldiers before being shot dead themselves, jitters inevitably spread.
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Last weekend, Mark Zuckerberg's Twitter account was briefly hacked, the infiltrators gaining access using the same password the Facebook CEO used for his LinkedIn account.
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Just four years later, in 2017, the number of border infiltrators arrested in family units quintupled, to 75,000, representing about 18 percent of total apprehensions.
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The researchers believe the shift indicates more worry inside the Islamic State about infiltrators and a desire to deter those tempted to betray the caliphate.
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The informant also said that IS has developed strategies to catch spies, including feeding misinformation about the movements of important IS officials to suspected infiltrators.
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An increase in attacks by infiltrators, sometimes called green on blue or insider attacks, around 2012 threatened to derail the mission, sowing fear and mistrust.
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The party's president Amit Shah sparked outrage when he promised to rid the country of all "infiltrators" in an apparent swipe at undocumented Muslim migrants.
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It had to make sure that thousands of Palestinians did not force a total shutdown of southern Israel until all infiltrators were located and detained.
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In a message posted on Twitter, Mr. Mujahid said the assailants were led by four soldiers inside the base who had long been Taliban infiltrators.
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When the world was horrified by the Syrian refugee crisis in 2015, Trump warned of a "Trojan horse" of ISIS infiltrators taking advantage of American hospitality.
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CAIRO, April 12 (Reuters) - Algerian police arrested 108 people in protests on Friday after clashes with "infiltrators" that injured 27 policemen, police said in a statement.
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On January 2nd it was an attack by armed infiltrators on an Indian air-force base near the border with Pakistan that left seven servicemen dead.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel's hard-liners have called them "infiltrators" who constitute a burden on society and threaten the Jewish character of the nation.
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Reports said that the infiltrators were probably Russian, which suggested to most members of the group that one of the country's intelligence agencies had been involved.
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Spies and infiltrators at the height of the Cold War could only dream of having platforms like Facebook or Twitter to spread their campaigns of disinformation.
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"Infiltrators exploited our forces' preoccupation with preparations for the Falluja battle to infiltrate state institutions and cause chaos," a statement from the Joint Operations Command said.
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That has helped intelligence officers identify enemy infiltrators in the city, whose presence in late 2015 contributed to the sudden collapse of police and army positions.
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Krishna Bahadur Katuwal, assistant district administrator of Kathmandu, said the government refused permission for Tibetans to mark the Dalai Lama's birthday because "infiltrators" could create trouble.
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Xenophobia, isolationism, a fear of destructive infiltrators and an aversion to more war all conspired to keep refugee quotas low, when they were filled at all.
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The bureau's information about the defector had come from infiltrators of the Communist Party of the United States, and the bureau worried about their possible exposure.
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Many recruits are illiterate and from the same rural backgrounds as the Taliban, which has taken advantage of that fact to seed the force with infiltrators.
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Rivera: They [Martinez and the other infiltrators] understood that there were many people inside of Browed who didn't have information that could have helped their case.
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The infiltrators wanted to expose the fact that the Obama administration, which was deporting 400,000 people a year, were not just deporting felons and gang bangers.
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"However, the paranoia that new recruits might, by infiltrators from law enforcement or even journalists, causes much angst around their selection," he writes in an email.
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But critics said allowing any influx of immigrants from the war zone risked allowing ISIS infiltrators to come into the United States in the guise of refugees.
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Bashir and the head of Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Service have called for restraint in the response to the protests, which officials have blamed on infiltrators.
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Friends turned out to be infiltrators, the police intelligence better than anyone imagined, and activists were arrested at their homes and underground hiding spots around the nation.
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You can tighten your internet security protocols to protect against data breaches, run counterhacking operations to take out infiltrators, sanction countries with proven links to such activities.
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Daring attacks like the one on Friday, he said, are possible because of infiltrators and the Taliban's careful study of the Afghan security forces and their weaknesses.
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" Mr. Saad continued: "In the beginning, we were attacked from inside the building by the infiltrators, and then we were surprised by heavy shooting and many vehicles.
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After shooting their colleagues, three officers — also believed to be Taliban infiltrators — took weapons, burned the post and joined the insurgents, according to Dehrawoud's district governor, Aminullah Khaliqi.
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Typically, these cycles start with an attack on Indian soldiers in Kashmir by infiltrators from Pakistan, triggering Indian artillery strikes, which prod the Pakistanis to respond in kind.
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Armyansk, a sleepy Crimean town near the newly-established border with Ukraine, is not far from where Russia says it fought armed clashes with Ukrainian infiltrators last week.
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"Peaceful demonstrations were derailed and transformed by infiltrators into subversive activity targeting public institutions and property, burning, destroying and burning some police headquarters," he was quoted as saying.
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"Infiltrators are like termites in the soil of Bengal," Shah said on Thursday at a rally in West Bengal, as voting in India's 39-day general election started.
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But Mr. Rubio said the difference between then and now is how much more sophisticated foreign infiltrators like the Islamic State have become, and how dangerous they are.
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Okay, here's the Guardian from shortly before the election:Bolsonaro's loyal volunteer "army" administer the WhatsApp groups and stand ready to ban infiltrators – or anyone who dares question their leader.
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Bashir and the head of Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Service have called for restraint in the response to the protests, which government officials have blamed on unnamed infiltrators.
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In addition, should the drafted bill pass, INCD will have access to computers and the authority to collect and process information, all in the name of identifying cybersecurity infiltrators.
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The sunny and mountainous Black Sea peninsula is back in the news, with Russian President Vladimir Putin accusing Kiev of sending infiltrators across the border to wreck its industry.
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Many Asian Americans, who had been stigmatized as communist infiltrators during the Red Scare of the '50s, also promoted the model minority narrative to avoid further exclusion and violence.
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The Businessweek article said Chinese Army-linked infiltrators put chips into motherboards – bound for U.S. companies, including Apple and Amazon – that were meant to be used for unknown spying purposes.
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Only after this formal commencement of a counterintelligence probe—Crossfire Hurricane—did the FBI begin to target U.S. citizens with spying, wiretapping and other tools usually reserved for foreign infiltrators.
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Three new enlistees, now assumed to be Taliban infiltrators, gunned down their colleagues in the Dehrawoud District of Oruzgan Province on Sunday night, according to the district governor, Aminullah Khaliqi.
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" The general's statement stopped short of directly criticizing Mr. Mugabe, arguing that one of his slogans — "Zimbabwe will never be a colony again" — was being "seriously challenged by counterrevolutionary infiltrators.
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The attack started when Taliban infiltrators inside the base started firing, then additional insurgents attacked the base from the outside, killing all 093 soldiers, police officers and government employees inside.
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Others took an even more extreme stance to those on the ground, with posts suggesting suspected infiltrators should be branded in some way so they could be spotted in future.
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"What made the Gülen movement different is that it was inside the state," he said, noting that infiltrators in his department had sabotaged the careers of at least ten colleagues.
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Given Shah's repeated promise to eject "infiltrators" before the next general election in 2024, the concept of deporting or locking people up does not seem to be mere political rhetoric.
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The project is now the subject of a forthcoming documentary called The Infiltrators, which follows Martinez and others as they risk their own deportation to help others in detention centers.
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Hasina's public denials of any foreign involvement are potentially as dangerous as American arguments, at least as locals characterized them to me, that these murders are the work of foreign infiltrators.
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The flip-flop appeared to reflect Mr. Netanyahu's fear of losing support from those partners or from his right-wing constituency, who call the asylum seekers infiltrators and want them gone.
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It is both the scale of the violence, partly perpetrated by ultra-left and far-right infiltrators, and the backing of public opinion that has put such pressure on the government.
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Around the same time, brightly colored leaflets announcing a SPECIAL TRACK FOR VOLUNTARY DEPARTURE FROM ISRAEL OF INFILTRATORS began appearing outside African-frequented food stands, secondhand shops, churches, and daycare centers.
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India launched what it called "surgical strikes" along the de facto border with Pakistan after an attack last September on an army base it said was carried out by separatist infiltrators.
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A Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, said the assailants had been led by four soldiers in the base, home to the 209th Army Corps, who had long been working as militant infiltrators.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan calls the exiled cleric's network the "Gulenist Terror Organisation" and says the unprecedented crackdown is crucial to rid state institutions of infiltrators seeking to topple the government.
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Mr Almeida had been reporting on tensions between the Pakistani army and civilian leaders over the border crisis with India, which began last month when infiltrators from Pakistan killed 19 Indian soldiers.
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It is rather the scale of the violence, partly perpetrated by ultra-left and far-right infiltrators, and the backing of public opinion despite such violence, that has applied such great pressure.
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Israel tracked the armed infiltrators who approached the border on Wednesday night and a military aircraft struck as they attempted to cross a security fence on the Israeli side of the frontier.
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Think of McCarthyism in the US. There were real Communist infiltrators, but their numbers were tiny compared to the frenzy of accusations hurled by McCarthy for the sake of his own career.
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The difference is that many, perhaps most, of the renegades are no longer jihad-minded infiltrators from Pakistan, but local boys, often from the south of the valley far from the frontier.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose right-wing coalition returned to power in 2009, began referring to them as mistanenim ("infiltrators") and argued that their presence in the country constituted an existential threat.
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The opposition has blamed the disturbances on infiltrators planted by the ruling Socialist Party to delegitimize protests, which demand Maduro hold delayed elections and respect the autonomy of the opposition-run Congress.
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Hawkish pro-Iran figures have meanwhile laid the blame for violence on alleged infiltrators backed by foreign enemies, warning that while reform is enacted, further demonstrations could be met with more force.
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But because of Israel's harsh anti-refugee policy, which classifies people like Ben as "infiltrators" instead of refugees, he toiled for 13 years without rights before taking the government's offer and leaving.
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By mixing documentary footage and interviews with the story's real-life subjects with restaged scenes using actors, The Infiltrators reveals how the facility imprisons undocumented immigrants, sometimes for years, without a trial.
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Watch the VICELAND documentary on Standing Rock: Foytlin tells me her group thoroughly vets anyone who wants to join the floating L'eau Est La Vie camp, to protect it from infiltrators and spies.
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That is creating the potential for violence in tinderbox regions like West Bengal, a Hindu-majority state with a substantial Muslim population, where the B.J.P. has stoked fears of Muslim "infiltrators" from Bangladesh.
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The five-and-a-half-hour siege on Wednesday began with a car bomb and ended when security forces killed all four armed infiltrators, said Nasrat Rahimi, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry.
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Officials here routinely refer to them as "infiltrators" because they sneaked across the border from the Egyptian Sinai, and insist that the majority — young men of working age — are economic migrants, not refugees.
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Indeed, the DNC hack would appear to be much more severe than these previous reported incidents, as the infiltrators reportedly had full access to all email and chats for up to a year.
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It maintains that the protesters&apos demands are legitimate, but says infiltrators and saboteurs were behind the violence that left at least nine people dead and nearly 60 injured, according to the Health Ministry.
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Russia says it caught infiltrators after at least two armed clashes on the border between Crimea and Ukraine over the weekend, and one of its soldiers and an FSB security service employee were killed.
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In 2012, Eli Yishai, the minister of the interior, bluntly articulated the government's strategy: Israel, he said, would "make the lives of infiltrators miserable" until they decided to leave the country on their own.
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Despite the death toll, he has not addressed the nation, other than to issue a statement in which he blamed "infiltrators" among the protesters for inciting the violence, and promising to address their concerns.
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A spokesman for Iran's judiciary, Gholam Hossein Mohseni-Ejei, said at a weekly news conference that one of "America's infiltrators" had been prosecuted, but he did not identify Mr. Wang by name or nationality.
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It is untenable to attack Trump for promising to deport 11 million immigrants if you've built party politics on the impression that the country is being inundated by immigrants, invaders, ISIS infiltrators, and disease carriers.
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The government has presented the project as part of an effort to expel "infiltrators," but the overall effect has been to create an environment of fear for minorities in Assam, many of whom are poor.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - A Sudanese government spokesman said on Friday that nationwide protests over soaring prices that have left at least eight people dead in the past two days had been "derailed and transformed by infiltrators".
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And while they do catch a lot of malware before it does any damage, there are always a few nasty infiltrators that manage to sneak by and end up getting downloaded by thousands of consumers.
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" The president of the BJP, now a minister in charge of national security, has referred to Bangladeshis as "ghuspetiya" or "infiltrators," and "termites" who are "eating our food grains that should go to the poor.
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You can see why Janey and Cleveland would wrangle a group of activists, all seasoned infiltrators of the industry, to attempt the preposterous act of liberating thousands upon thousands of chickens from one particular farm.
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The third was the Militant Tendency, a group of Trotskyite infiltrators who, in Labour's name, won control of the Liverpool City Council and tried, almost always without success, to undermine mainstream Labour members of Parliament.
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The general counsel of the Illinois Board of Elections told the outlet that hackers downloaded personal data on up to 200,000 state voters, while in Arizona the infiltrators broke in but failed to steal anything.
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With Assamese chauvinists repeatedly asserting that 5m or even 8m "infiltrators" have invaded their state, right-wing politicians have scented the possibility of erasing much of the typically left-leaning Muslim "vote bank" from the rolls.
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This year's Best Documentary Feature was awarded to the critically-acclaimed Sundance film The Infiltrators, an urgent dive into U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) by husband and wife co-directors Alex Rivera and Cristina Ibarra.
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Hashem Azimi, a member of Balkh provincial council, agreed that the attackers seemed to have had help from the inside, where, he said, at least five infiltrators joined them after they had breached the security measures.
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"The biggest achievement of this election is the return of reformists to the ruling system ... so they won't be called seditionists or infiltrators anymore," he said, referring to hardliners who accused reformists of links to the West.
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Gangneung, the South Korean coastal town hosting the figure skating, curling and ice hockey events, is near where a North Korean spy submarine went aground in 2003 and triggered a bloody manhunt for a group of infiltrators.
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"Peaceful demonstrations were derailed and transformed by infiltrators into subversive activity targeting public institutions and property, burning, destroying and burning some police headquarters," spokesman Bishara Jumaa said in a statement released by the official Sudan News Agency.
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The governor of North Kordofan state, General Al-Sadiq al-Tayeb Abdallah, said "infiltrators" had diverted a peaceful demonstration from its course and attacked a bank branch and tried to attack another, state news agency SUNA reported.
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"Despite legal restraints and international difficulties that are piling up, we will continue to act with determination to explore all of the options at our disposal to remove the infiltrators," Netanyahu said in his statement on Tuesday.
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The estimated 20 to 30 Taliban infiltrators had positioned themselves in trenches in the middle of the base, and as they began firing, Sergeant Saraj jumped in a vehicle with his driver and raced straight into an ambush.
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Since then, the government has requested his extradition from the United States and arrested or dismissed thousands of people in the security forces, civil services and educational institutions suspected of being Gulen followers, describing them as seditious infiltrators.
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In the meantime, the harassing content remains so pervasive that advocacy support groups are turning to more innovative methods to combat the problem — including recruiting male infiltrators to act as trojan horses in the often exclusively male groups.
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"Despite the growing legal obstacles and international difficulties, we will continue to act with determination to exhaust all the possibilities available to us to remove the infiltrators," Mr. Netanyahu said, quickly falling back on the rhetoric of his base.
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Hoping to win Hindu votes in heavily Muslim states like West Bengal, the party campaigned on a promise to expel Muslim "infiltrators" and to make India — which is about 80 percent Hindu but constitutionally secular — into a Hindu nation.
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Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has touted his country's own wall on the southern border with Egypt to keep out African "illegal infiltrators," who he said are worse than Sinai terrorists and threaten the livelihood of Israel's Jewish majority.
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Per a report in the Daily Beast, as the site's users have grown more aggressive, it's resulted in retaliatory action from members of its management team, and now everyone is screaming at each other about (almost certainly imaginary) leftist infiltrators.
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Speaking at a Sufi religious celebration in a village in White Nile state, south of Khartoum, Bashir said "infiltrators" were responsible for the death of a doctor killed last week in the Burri neighborhood of Khartoum, as well as other killings.
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All of which means that competing theories about what is happening to Britain's ruling party—that it is undergoing a process of collective nervous breakdown; that it is splitting asunder; or that it is being misled by UKIP infiltrators—are wrong.
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What's more, it appears that ICE will maintain custody of border infiltrators who are being prosecuted, rather than hand them over to the Marshals Service as is customary; that would eliminate the requirement to hand the children over to HHS.
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The infiltrators had friends in high places, as well, according to Afghan and American military officials: an Afghan lieutenant colonel and a sergeant major who made sure they knew where to go, and where to hide on the sprawling base.
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It was the deadliest attack on American service members in Afghanistan this year, and raised to 13 the number of U.S. troops killed there in 2018, many of them in attacks blamed on infiltrators or turncoats among allied Afghan forces.
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"Many of us had watched with pain as the party and government were being reduced to the personal property of a few infiltrators with traitorous histories and questionable commitment to the people of Zimbabwe," the party leaders said in a resolution.
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"We saw Labour in the raw, exposed for what it has sadly become: a party taken hostage by a clique of hard-left extremist infiltrators, people who despise Britain's values and talk down our country," Hammond told Conservative Party activists.
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Not content to simply arrest the alleged infiltrators or dismiss them from their government posts, McCarthy made a spectacle out of his Senate subcommittee hearings, dragging anonymous government workers in front of banks of television cameras and berating them with allegations of communist sympathies.
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Instead, the country's law classifies the mainly Eritreans and Sudanese who have crossed over from Egypt in recent years as "infiltrators" — a term first used in the 2000s to refer to Palestinians who would infiltrate from the then-Jordanian-controlled West Bank to attack Israel.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in public remarks at a cabinet meeting on the payment program, said a barrier Israel completed in 2013 along its border with Egypt had effectively cut off a stream of "illegal infiltrators" from Africa after some 60,000 crossed the desert frontier.
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The 209th Corps has been particularly troubled this year, and in April was the scene of the Afghan military's biggest single loss of life in the past 16 years, when Taliban infiltrators entered Camp Shaheen and killed more than 160 soldiers, many of them unarmed.
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An extensive effort aimed at weeding out Taliban sympathizers and terrorist infiltrators from the Afghan army has slowed the work of a new unit of 214,000 military advisers, whose deployment was billed as a key part of the strategy President Donald Trump authorized in August.
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During the campaign, in which Modi and the BJP surpassed even the most optimistic predictions to win a landslide victory, Shah was accused of exploiting communal fault lines by promising to rid the country of all "infiltrators" in an apparent swipe at Muslims and other religious minorities.
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On Tuesday, he canceled it completely and defended his abrupt reversal, saying he was responding to an outcry from members of his conservative Likud party as well as partners in his governing coalition who routinely refer to the migrants as "infiltrators" and want all of them expelled.
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That hope was quickly dashed; shortly after her party took power, the foreign affairs ministry advised foreign embassies to cease using the term "Rohingya," which is unpopular among Burmese nationalists because it implies that the Rohingya are a legimitate ethnic group as opposed to Bengali infiltrators.
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After landing in Saigon and setting up a front, the Saigon Military Mission, Lansdale began sending infiltrators into North Vietnam (violating a promise that the United States had made about respecting the ceasefire agreed to at Geneva, though the North Vietnamese were violating the accord, too).
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The governor of North Kordofan, General Al-Sadiq al-Tayeb Abdallah, said that three high school students and two other citizens died when "infiltrators" diverted a peaceful demonstration from its course and attacked a bank branch and tried to attack another, state news agency SUNA reported.
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Rohingya: The hate speech and falsehoods about the Muslim minority that proliferated on Facebook and stoked mass killings, rape and the destruction of villages in Myanmar have followed some refugees to India, adding to suspicions of "Muslim infiltrators" inflamed in some areas by the governing Bharatiya Janata Party.
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"Bisexual individuals have been found to be rejected by gay and lesbian communities as being infiltrators or imposters," says Joye Swan, professor and chair of the department of psychological and social sciences at Woodbury University and co-author of the forthcoming book, Bisexuality: Theories, Research, and Recommendations for the Invisible Sexuality.
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Related: The Iraqi Town Where Kurds and Turkmens Shoot Each Other, Not Islamic State "Infiltrators exploited our forces' preoccupation with preparations for the Fallujah battle to penetrate state institutions and cause chaos," the military said, referring to a city 30 miles west of Baghdad controlled by Islamic State for more than two years.
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"The United States and the United Kingdom were trying to take advantage of the Iranian elections and send their agents and infiltrators into the Assembly of Experts, but God helped us and we managed to identify and block them all," he was quoted as saying by the Fars news agency on Wednesday.
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This was indeed lovely—an excuse to regroup all of those neurons that have been battered into retreat by the news cycle in 20183 and also go kayaking—but I'm still wary I missed a brief war, everyone at the Gizmodo offices has secretly been replaced by pod people infiltrators, or something like that.
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"The biggest achievement of this election is the return of reformists to the ruling system ... so they won't be called seditionists or infiltrators anymore" by hardliners who strongly opposed the nuclear deal, said an editorial in reformist newspaper Mardom-Salari, whose managing editor, Mostafa Kavakebian, won a parliamentary seat in Tehran, according to Reuters.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) which would codify catch-and-release, mandating the release of all border infiltrators bringing children with them, with only narrow exceptions.
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It goes something like this: Newly independent from its bigger neighbor Malaysia, small and vulnerable in the middle of the Cold War, beset by Communist infiltrators and surrounded by domino nations, Singapore finally found stability and a road to prosperity when its founding father, Lee Kuan Yew, defeated dangerous left-wing opponents, regrettably by having many tossed in jail.
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Related: A Wretched Fate for 'Infiltrators': African Asylum Seekers Have Few Options in Israel And while Feili's asylum claim is so far progressing smoothly — his initial temporary visa granted for the Tel Aviv premiere of a theater production featuring his work was recently extended through October — Israel's overall record on refugee rights is poor, with one of the lowest acceptance rates for asylum claims in the world.
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The mechanism is complicated, involving brainwashing, fake heroism and an assassination scheme, but the core conceit has a distinctive genius: The agent of influence the Communists intend to raise to the presidency is basically a Joseph McCarthy figure — a right-wing politician named Johnny Iselin who rants about Red infiltrators even as he's actually being manipulated himself, by a Machiavellian wife who takes her orders from Moscow or Beijing.
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In an increasingly volatile and polarized America—where blatant tribalism and demagoguery are met with widespread applause, and the world's most powerful military could very well become the shiny new toy for a decomposing pumpkin with a toupée who was magically given the gift of life—there's really only one question left to ask: How long do you think it will take for the countless hordes of Muslim infiltrators villainously masquerading as helpless refugees to conquer us via Greek yogurt?
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