Award-winning journalist Lara Logan has revealed a chilling intelligence picture: Iranian operatives are actively infiltrating the United States, leveraging a network of ruthless drug cartels and exploiting vulnerabilities in border security. This isn’t a speculative theory, but a documented threat to national security, meticulously detailed in her latest podcast episode, Going Rogue.
The alarming revelations stem from an interview with Keith Rose, a highly respected intelligence veteran known within elite circles as “Captain America.” Rose, with nearly three decades of experience in global operations across continents, paints a stark picture of Iran’s calculated strategy.
Intercepted, high-level encrypted communications, believed to originate from Iran, have triggered concern among intelligence officials. These transmissions aren’t simply routine exchanges; they are considered an “operational trigger” designed to activate “sleeper assets” already positioned within the country.
Rose explained the surprising central role of Mexico City, home to the world’s largest Iranian embassy – despite minimal trade between the two nations. His sources indicate the embassy is actively coordinating with cartels and the Iranian consulate in New York City to facilitate the entry of subversive individuals into the U.S.
Prior to recent shifts in policy, a specific route was identified: Iranian Quds Force operatives were entering Latin America through Bluefields, Nicaragua. From there, they were transported through Mexico, ultimately crossing the border into the United States with the assistance of powerful cartels.
The Quds Force, Iran’s elite military unit responsible for foreign covert operations, appears to be systematically exploiting weaknesses in border security to embed operatives within the homeland. This calculated maneuver raises profound questions about the nation’s vulnerability and the potential for future attacks.
The possibility of Iran unleashing sleeper cells within the U.S. has long been a concern, a nightmare scenario amplified by the influx of individuals across the southern border. The current situation demands immediate attention and a comprehensive reassessment of national security protocols.
Rose’s insights, born from years of firsthand experience, offer a critical understanding of the evolving threat landscape. He underscores the urgency of recognizing and addressing this insidious infiltration before it’s too late.
