Al-Qaida Recruiting U.S. Prisoners Stirs Concern
Experts warn terrorists may build a support network within U S prisons to gather targets and spread propaganda. The National Islamic Prison Foundation notes large shipments of Qurans and books from Arabic nations but some material is extremist. Officials stress the risk of sympathizers who could act despite limited intent.
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