While living in Arizona and Wisconsin, he communicated on social media about his intent to return to Syria to fight for terrorist organizations and discussed his previous experience fighting against the regime in Syria.When he was interviewed by citizenship officials, he lied about his travels and ties, the complaint alleges.He left the United States in November 2013, but he came to Sacramento in January 2014, the FBI said in a 20 page affidavit.Armed: The complaint in federal court in Sacramento said Al Jayab (pictured) came to the United States from Syria as a refugee in October 2012Travels: While living in Arizona and Wisconsin, Al Jayab (pictured) communicated on social media about his intent to return to Syria to fight for terrorist organizations and discussed his previous experience fighting against the regime in Syria.Social media and other accounts say that as soon as he arrived in the United States, he began saying he wanted to return to Syria to ‘work,’ which the FBI says is believed to be a reference ‘to assisting in and supporting violent jihad.’It says it appears he wanted to assist the ‘Front,’ which the FBI says was ‘likely a reference to al Nusrah Front,’ considered a terrorist organization affiliated with Al Qaeda in Iraq.In another message, Al Jayab describes first joining the fighting shortly after he turned 16.RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 NextFour Palestinians shot dead trying to stab Israeli soldiers. Horror of the starving Syrians cut off from the world:. The moment terrorist shot dead as he ran towards Paris.

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