Congress: Hearings Show Widespread Islamic Radicalization in US Prisons
The House Homeland Security Committee Wednesday conducted its second hearing on Islamic radicalization in the United States. Under the leadership of Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y., left), the committee hearing focused specifically on processes of radical Islamic proselytizing in the American prison system.
King stressed that there “is no doubt” that fanatical Islamists are trying to radicalize U.S. prison inmates. And he castigated the “vacuous morons” at the New York Times Thursday, the day after he convened the second in a set of hearings into the radical Islamist threat in the United States.
“We’ve had a number of cases where they’ve gone on from prison to a post-prison radicalization and then to carry out attempted jihad,” King said. “This shouldn’t even be debatable: There’s no doubt it’s there — we could have a question about the extent of it, we could have a question about how far we should go as far as dealing with it.”
King noted that he received considerable criticism after the first hearing in March:
When I see critics coming up like CAIR [Council on American-Islamic Relations] and other groups attacking me for holding these hearings, I would be derelict if I didn’t have these hearings. This is a real issue — it’s there — it’s something to be concerned about.
And I just found going back to the first hearing, you had those vacuous morons at The New York Times attacking me in four editorials and two front-page stories, and you had the Council on American-Islamic Relations, you had the media going apoplectic. And the fact is: I will stand by every word that came out of that hearing — they were fair, they were decisive, and they were absolutely necessary.
As chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, I have no alternative. I’m not going to back down to political correctness.
King was asked what anecdotal evidence prompted him to schedule the hearing on radicalization in U.S. prisons. He responded that law enforcement officials had informed him that some radical Muslim chaplains were coercing prison inmates. He added,
Virtually any prison official you talk to — in this case we had the officials there . . . describing how vital it is that we stop this radicalization. Part of the problem is that there is no way of vetting — there is really [no] systematic way [of] vetting who Muslim chaplains are going to be.
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