New danger? Kurdish leaders warn about ISIS’s return

Kurdish leaders in Syria worry that U.S. funding cuts may allow ISIS to return, destabilizing the region. The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) worry about managing hundreds of ISIS members still in the area as American support drops.

Though the SDF has helped defeat ISIS, without considerable U.S. military and financial aid, terrorism may return. Authorities say hidden ISIS organizations are gathering, attacking, and exploiting security holes. Can radical factions reunite in Syria?

Many fear the fate of thousands of ISIS inmates in jail camps without support. Insufficient funding for site administration can fuel radicalization.

Given the global security danger, should the US rethink its position? Some believe that cutting funds could reverse years of progress in the fight against terrorism.

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