Minneapolis Man Charged With Attempting to Support ISIS

A Minneapolis man was charged Friday with attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State terrorist group in Somalia.

It is the second time this week that President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice has arrested and charged someone related to providing support for ISIS. A Tajikistan national in the U.S. illegally, Mansuri Manuchekhri, 33, was arrested Wednesday on charges he conspired to support ISIS and its central Asia affiliate, known as ISIS-K, by providing tens of thousands of dollars to the terrorist organization’s followers in Turkey and Syria.

According to the latest criminal complaint, Abdisatar Ahmed Hassan, 22, attempted to travel from Minnesota to Somalia in December to join ISIS on two occasions, neither of which were successful.

Minneapolis Man Charged With Attempting to Support ISIS

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