🚨 THREE MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN ISIS SUPPORT CASE; TWO FROM NEW JERSEY 🚨

Federal prosecutors announced that two Montclair, New Jersey men and one Washington state man have pleaded guilty to terrorism-related offenses tied to supporting the terrorist organization ISIS.

According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the investigation found the defendants conspired in 2025 to travel to Syria by way of Turkey to join ISIS as fighters. Prosecutors said one of the New Jersey men also admitted to providing $500 in cash to help finance the travel while taking steps to conceal the transaction from law enforcement.

Authorities arrested one suspect at Newark Liberty International Airport as he attempted to depart for Turkey, while another was arrested later the same day at his home in Washington state. Federal officials credited the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force and multiple law enforcement agencies with disrupting the alleged plot before the men were able to leave the United States.

The conspiracy charge carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison, while the concealment charge carries a maximum penalty of 10 years. Sentencing hearings are scheduled later this year.

Federal officials stated the case demonstrates their continued efforts to investigate and prosecute individuals who provide support to designated foreign terrorist organizations.