It's a frightening thought: Islamic terrorist training camps right here in America. In OUR backyards.

- Sean Hannity

Jamaat ul-Fuqra, an Islamic sect that seeks to purify Islam through violence. Members have purchased isolated rural compounds in North America.

- U.S. State Department

“Homegrown Jihad” shows the palpable fear the Muslims of America compounds have evoked . . .

- Frank Gaffney, Jr.
Center for Security Policy

From the Front:

CAN Appears on “Fox & Friends” on New Years Day!

Jan 5 2012

For the second week in a row, we were mentioned on FOX News Channel’s award-winning morning show, Fox & Friends. Our national security analyst, Ryan Mauro, was on the program to discuss a column he wrote listing the “Top 12 Threats to Watch in 2012.” On the program, he was asked to give the top 5 threats for the coming year.

CAN’s Textbook Campaign is the TOP STORY at WorldNetDaily!

Jan 5 2012

This weekend, we were excited and encouraged to see that WorldNetDaily.com, a major news website, made our textbook campaign its top news story! You can read the story by clicking HERE

“The impression students are given is that terrorists are misguided fighters against Western imperialism and aggression, who are only wrong in their approach,” Martin Mawyer, President of CAN, told WND. 

CAN Sponsors Florida Event to Honor the Troops

Dec 29 2011

On January 10, 2012, the United West will be holding a patriotic event in Tallahassee, Florida to honor our troops and we are proud to sponsor it!

 “The overriding objective of this exciting program is to support the troops and educate Floridians on National Security issues. Our goal is to honor the bravery, sacrifices and work of our men and women in uniform who take extraordinary risks to protect our freedoms here at home,” the United West said.

CAN on “Hannity” on FOX News Channel!

Dec 29 2011

On December 9, our national security analyst, Ryan Mauro, returned to the Great American Panel on “Hannity” on FOX News Channel to discuss the issues of the day! The panel discussed the 2012 presidential race, immigration and Christian voters.

 

Mauro, Hannity and the rest of the panel agreed that the border must be secured before anything can be done about the approximately 10 million illegal immigrants in the country.