DSS FOILS TERRORISTS PLOT; SEIZES 21 AK-47 RIFLES, 4 PKT MACHINE GUNS IN SOKOTO.(PHOTO).

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 DSS FOILS TERRORISTS PLOT; SEIZES 21 AK-47 RIFLES, 4 PKT MACHINE GUNS IN SOKOTO The Department of State Services, DSS, says it has intercepted a major weapon shipment from Niger Republic in Sokoto State, recovering 21 AK-47 rifles, four PKT machine guns and 825 magazines. In a statement, The operation in Dawakawa, Goronyo Local Government Area, followed sustained intelligence surveillance targeting suspected arms traffickers. The Service also reports increased use of female couriers to transport weapons, with fourteen women arrested between February 2025 and November 2026 across several states. The latest arrest in Zamfara involves a suspected female courier, found with twelve grenades and two ammunition belts. The DSS says it will sustain intelligence-led operations to dismantle illegal arm networks and prosecute those involved.

RUBIO REVEALS CHILD RAPIST CONTROVERSIALLY PARDONED BY WALZ DEPORTED FROM U.S.(PHOTO).


 Rubio reveals child rapist controversially pardoned by Walz deported from U.S


Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that Tou Lue Vang, a Minnesota man convicted of raping a 10‑year‑old girl, has been deported despite receiving a pardon from Gov. Tim Walz. Vang, who pleaded guilty in 2005 and admitted to repeated assaults, had his conviction erased by Minnesota’s Board of Pardons in June, just days before his scheduled removal. 


Rubio said the pardon threatened to shield Vang from deportation, but federal authorities ultimately terminated his legal status and expelled him from the U.S.


The decision sparked political backlash, with critics accusing Walz and other board members of protecting a dangerous offender. Attorney General Keith Ellison countered that the pardon did not restore Vang’s green card and therefore did not prevent deportation. 


Supporters of the pardon pointed to letters from both Vang and his victim, who expressed forgiveness and urged leniency. Still, Rubio and DHS officials framed the deportation as a necessary measure to safeguard Americans from violent offenders.


Vang’s case highlights the tension between state pardons and federal immigration enforcement. While Minnesota officials argued the pardon reflected rehabilitation and reconciliation, federal authorities insisted public safety must come first. 


The controversy underscores broader debates about immigration, criminal justice, and political accountability, with Rubio emphasizing that “Americans should never have to live in fear that foreign sex predators could endanger them or their children.”

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