The FBI has established a secret threat category for Israeli-Based Organized Crime Syndicates (IBOCS) operating within the United States, according to reports. This program has not been publicly disclosed.
A visa loophole reportedly allows individuals associated with Israeli crime organizations to enter the U.S. with relative ease. Investigations into these groups are often classified or minimized for political reasons. Notably, incidents of espionage, such as the discovery of Israeli-linked surveillance devices near the White House in 2019, have been largely overlooked.
These developments highlight ongoing concerns regarding the activities of IBOCS in the U.S. and the challenges law enforcement faces in addressing them. For more on related coverage, see recent developments regarding security measures involving U.S. military bases.

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