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FBI Stops Halloween Terrorist Attacks in Dearborn, MI

Breaking Dearborn, MI: the FBI has disrupted a Halloween-weekend terror plot in the Dearborn and Inkster area, arresting multiple young adults across several cities.

Federal agents say the plan was inspired by ISIS and involved suspects linked to Islamic-extremist ideology.

As the investigation continues with evidence gathering and interviews, concern is growing across Metro Detroit.

Many communities are expressing deep worry, including Christian, Catholic, and Chaldean Catholic populations whose members fled Iraq during ISIS-era violence.

For these Chaldean families, today’s news hits home - a stark reminder of past persecution and the fragility of safety.

At this stage, it is still unclear whether any local churches or institutions were specifically targeted, as authorities withhold detailed information.

Officials stress that there is no ongoing threat at this time, yet Chaldean residents and institutions remain alert, united and prayerful in their response.

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