American men are accused of trying to establish "ISIS Center": spreading extreme ideas and providing fighting training

According to the Associated Press on the 28th, a man in New Mexico was arrested and he was accused of providing material support to the extreme organization "Islamic State" (ISIS) organization.

The New Mexican Prosecutor's Office said that the 45 -year -old Herman Leyvoune Wilson was arrested on Friday and is still detained and waited for the Federal Court of Court on Tuesday. Earlier last week, he was prosecuted by a federal jury to be associated with ISIS.

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US Federal Prosecutor believes that Wilson tries to establish a "ISIS center" in New Mexico to spread related extreme ideas, provide fighting training, and provide asylum for those who are preparing to fight in the United States and overseas.

It is reported that in September 2020, the two men who were arrested and pleaded guilty to ISIS confirmed that Wilson's intake of ISIS extreme thoughts made them radical. Prosecutors also said that Wilson was said to have then closed a online platform that might associate these two men with his organization.

The Associated Press reported that the two men were Kristopher Matthews and Jaylin Molina, respectively. They had previously arrested for providing material support to ISIS and in a court of courts in Texas. Confused with related crimes. Prosecutors accused them of seeking bomb or shooting attacks at the White House and Trump Building in New York City. Subsequently, Matthews, 36 from South Carolina, was sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment, and Molina, 24, from Texas, was sentenced to 18 years of imprisonment.

(Edit: ZLQ)

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