Banished sheik linked to WTC suspect faced U S entry gaps
An intelligence briefing outlines how Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman, linked to the World Trade Center bombing suspect Mohammed A Salameh, obtained entry and work permissions in the United States despite a violent record. The report details visa revocations, watchlists, name variations, and INS actions amid findings of bureaucratic glitches and misfiled records.
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Washington
World Trade Center
U.S
Mohammed A. Salameh
FBI
Sheik Omar Abdel- Rahman
Egypt
Sheik
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Sheik Abdel‘Rahman
United States
State Department
Shiek Abdel-Rahman
Kharstoum
Sudan
Sheik Abdel-Rahman
Richard Boucher
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York
Boucher
Kennedy Airport
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Bill Tilman
INS
Newark
Tillman
Ali
Rahman
Omar
Abdel-Rahman
America
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Iran
France
Khomeini
Sheik Abdel- Rahman
al- Gamaa al-Islamiya
Muslim Group
Mubarak
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Butterfly Lane
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E. Putick
Hagerstown
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DRED
Eagle Vision
Frederick Towne
Country Chub
Vocke Road
Cumberland
Lady Carol
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