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Researcher Charles Small: “ We estimate that more than $100 billion in undocumented money has entered the United States from the Muslim Brotherhood over the past 20 years. $1 billion. $10 billion to Cornell. $1.3 billion, for example, to Texas A&M, where we identified 504 research projects in which...

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