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US Attorney Habba @USAttyHabba -  Video: Under President Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi's leadership, protecting the homeland from radical Islamic terrorism and violent extremism is one of the Justice Department's highest priorities. The president's directives to federal law enforcement are very clear. Act quickly, work together, and stop threats before innocent people are harmed. Yesterday, my office, working hand-in-hand with the National Security Division in my office, did just that and charged two individuals by federal complaint connected to the Halloween terror plot in Detroit. The first suspect is charged with conspiring to provide material support to a designated terrorist organization. The second suspect is charged with transmitting violent, anti-Semitic threats across the Internet to individuals in the state of New Jersey and beyond. The threat of terrorism is real. When Americans are threatened, we respond fast, focused, and together.
As alleged in today's complaint, from around October 4th, 2024 to November 4th, 2025, Tomas Khan Jimenez-Gazelle of Montclair, New Jersey, and Saeed Ali Mureh of Kent, Washington, along with other co-conspirators, used encrypted messaging applications to plan travel to Turkey and then to Syria to join ISIS as fighters. In their communications, they discussed detailed travel plans, physical training, weapons, including firearms and IEDs, and methods to avoid law enforcement detection. According to the complaint, they pledged themselves to ISIS and were plotting acts of terrorism in our country. The messages also included photographs of Jimenez-Gazelle standing in front of the ISIS flag, holding a knife, and Moreh wearing an ISIS hat. The complaint against Milo Siderot charges two counts of transmitting threats to interstate and foreign commerce. It describes a pattern of anti-Semitic messages advocating violence, along with images and purchases consistent with preparation for attack.
including a knife and sword collection, tactical gear, and images of him practicing at a gun range. Jimenez-Gazelle and Sederat are scheduled for initial appearances this afternoon in federal court in the District of New Jersey. Murray is scheduled for an initial appearance later today in the Western District of Seattle. Protecting the District of New Jersey and the United States, its people, its neighborhoods, and its institution is the core mission of our office. With our partners at the FBI and Maine Justice, we will continue to move swiftly and decisively whenever terrorism or hate threatens our communities. Thank you.
https://x.com/USAttyHabba/status/1986190944903803305
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