Haley Carpenter

Global Policy @TheLBJSchool 🤘🏻

[Devorah Margolin @DevorahMargolin]

"Five Moroccan women return from Syria as repatriation efforts advance" https://t.co/e8xXdYAYh1

[Aaron Y. Zelin @azelin]

Morocco reports return of women from Syria's al-Hol camp https://t.co/vGIWjA24aC

[Devorah Margolin @DevorahMargolin]

Reuters: Dutch court convicts mother of war crimes for letting son become an Islamic State fighter https://t.co/iVyl8SOhWJ

[Simone Ledeen @SimoneLedeen]

Unfortunately this will prove to be much worse than just a waste of time. ISIS terrorists headed to Africa because that’s where their leadership is now located.

[Wladimir van Wilgenburg @vvanwilgenburg]

"At the al-Hol displaced persons camp, as many as 20,000 residents—including thousands of ISIS family members and affiliates—departed unmonitored, most under the watch of Syrian government forces." - Inspector General report
https://t.co/qzpzrrZnG9

As I also wrote here: https://t.co/okn5UwXK2p

[Diyar Kurda @diyarkurda]

#NEW: U.S. intelligence assesses that ISIS is likely to use the escape and release of thousands of detainees and affiliates from prisons and camps in Syria to rebuild its ranks, expand support networks, and raise funds. A U.S. report to Congress also cites an assessment that ISIS in Syria is among the branches most likely to plot external terrorist attacks. The UN estimates roughly 3,000 ISIS fighters remain active across Syria and Iraq.

[Paweł Wójcik 🦋 @SaladinAlDronni]

The Women Inside ISCAP: Governance, Coercion, and Insurgent Sustainability by @caleb_weiss7 https://t.co/CQnawJ9z2U

[Crisis Group @CrisisGroup]

Some 5,000 foreign fighters who helped topple former President Bashar al-Assad’s regime are still under arms in Syria. The government’s approach has generated a host of anxieties. https://t.co/F5N2q2CSBX

[Haley Carpenter @HKCarpenter]

The replies… 🥹

[SharrellAnne @SharrellAnne2]

This is probably a long shot, but if anybody happens to be in DC this weekend and plans on visiting Arlington, I would love to see a fresh photo of my husband’s grave in Section 60.

SSG Alan W. Shaw
Section 60, Grave 8451
B Co 1/12 Cav, 1st Cavalry Division
November 10, 1975 - February 9, 2007

There’s just something about knowing people still stop by, still say his name, still remember. 🇺🇸⭐🇺🇸

[Kellie Meyer @KellieMeyerNews]

President Trump says the U.S. and Nigeria just took out the second in command of ISIS.

[Matthew Levitt @Levitt_Matt]

Hamburg police arrest 17-year-old Syrian national suspected of planning ISIS-inspired attack https://t.co/FdEws8SwS0

[Adrian Shtuni @Shtuni]

3 Australian women with #ISIS links arrested after returning from #Syria's al-Roj camp.
- Kawsar Abbas (53) and daughter Zeinab Ahmed (31) were arrested in Melbourne
- Janai Safar (32) arrested in Sydney
- Zahra Ahmed (33) & 9 children were not arrested.
https://t.co/FG7eAaentp

[Devorah Margolin @DevorahMargolin]

Big update on Australians previously held in Roj camp in Syria: four women and nine children returned to Australia, three of the women were arrested on arrival: https://t.co/2zLzdNan83

[AL-MONITOR @AlMonitor]

Australia says Islamic State-linked citizens in Syria camp plan to return home
https://t.co/NxnOmGKD9j

[Devorah Margolin @DevorahMargolin]

As I mentioned in this piece, it remained unclear what happened to some of the FTFs not transferred to Iraq. Shafaq News is now reporting the US-led Coalition kept 400 ISIS detainees at Sina'a prison in northeastern Syria's Hasakah city, including Syrians, Iraqis, & TCNs.

[Devorah Margolin @DevorahMargolin]

A group of Australian women and children who left a camp in Syria that houses people with alleged ties to Islamic State group militants are stuck in the country because Australian authorities have refused to allow their return, Syrian officials said Wednesday. https://t.co/aE9cV62Dz3

[Devorah Margolin @DevorahMargolin]

Excited to share a new piece I have out in @CTCWP looking at the collapse of the indefinite detention system in Northeast Syria that held Islamic State fighters and their families, and implications, seven years later for Syria and beyond:
https://t.co/S9SkFCzVuN

[Adrian Shtuni @Shtuni]

4 Australian women and 9 children with links to former #ISIS fighters have left Al-Roj camp in #Syria.
- They were issued Australian passports and hope to return home, but the government has confirmed it is not actively repatriating them.
- “The Australian government is not repatriating those people,” Deputy PM Richard Marles said.
- This is the second attempt after a group of 34 Australians was blocked by Syrian forces earlier this year.
- The camp co-ordinator said a security procedure (up to 72 hours) is underway before they are deported.
- Only one of the women faces a temporary entry ban.
- 11 other women and children from #Australia remain in the camp with no current return plans.
https://t.co/O2R9KzyjWI

[Nadine Maenza @nadinemaenza]

"Six of the ten countries most impacted by terrorism are in sub-Saharan Africa, now the global epicenter of terrorism," according to the Global Terrorism Index. https://t.co/N2ayl9sos7

[Devorah Margolin @DevorahMargolin]

"A French lawyer is seeking the repatriation of an ISIS follower’s two orphaned children, who are still detained in Al Roj camp in north-east Syria. Their French mother, died recently of illness in the camp, leaving behind two girls aged nine and 11, and is the third French woman to die in a camp since the collapse of ISIS in 2019." https://t.co/U54hCBjr8I