THENATIONALPULSE (Staff Writer) - Chinese Illegals Arrested After Anchor Baby Daughter Tries To Bomb Military Base.
A man and a woman from China, both illegal immigrants, have been arrested by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after their children brought an explosive device to a U.S. military base. The post Chinese Illegals Arrested After Anchor Baby Daughter Tries To Bomb Military Base. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Two illegal immigrants from China were arrested after their U.S.-born daughter allegedly brought a bomb to a military base in Tampa, Florida. WHO WAS INVOLVED: Qiu Qin Zou, Jia Zhang Zheng, Ann Mary Zheng, Alen Zheng, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Department of Justice (DHS), and the U.S. Air Force. WHEN & WHERE: Couple arrested in March 2026; the attempted bombing by the couple’s daughter took place at MacDill Air Force Base Visitor’s Center, Tampa, Florida. KEY QUOTE: “Automatically granting citizenship to children of illegal aliens born in the U.S. is based on a historically inaccurate interpretation of the Citizenship Clause and poses a major national security risk.” – Lauren…Open
AMERICANGREATNESS (Debra Heine) - Report: Chinese-American Birthright Citizens Tried to Bomb MacDill Air Force Base, Last Month
The Chinese-American duo that tried to bomb a U.S. Air Force base in Florida last month were anchor babies born to illegal alien parents, the […] Source
AMERICANGREATNESS (Debra Heine) - Report: Chinese-American Birthright Citizens Tried to Bomb MacDill Air Force Base, Last Month
The Chinese-American duo that tried to bomb a U.S. Air Force base in Florida last month were anchor babies born to illegal alien parents, the […] Source
THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Siblings Charged for Planting Explosives Near a Major U.S. Air Force Base.
Federal officials have announced that a 20-year-old Florida man, Alen Zheng, has fled to China after allegedly planting an explosive device outside MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. His sister, Ann Mary Zheng, 27, is now in custody, facing charges of witness tampering and acting as an accessory after the fact. The post Siblings Charged for Planting Explosives Near a Major U.S. Air Force Base. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A man accused of planting an explosive device outside MacDill Air Force Base has fled to China, while his sister is now in custody after both were charged in connection with the incident. WHO WAS INVOLVED: Alen Zheng, 20, and his sister Ann Mary Zheng, 27, both face federal charges, with U.S. Attorney Gregory Kehoe overseeing the case . WHEN & WHERE: The incident began on March 10, 2026, outside MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida, with subsequent developments involving flights to China and an arrest in Detroit. KEY QUOTE: “Why it didn’t detonate at the time is a question we’d like to ask Mr. Zheng,” said U.S. Attorney Gregory Kehoe. IMPACT: Federal officials are actively working to extradite Alen…Open
NEWSNATIONNOW (Diana Falzone) - MacDill Air Force Base IED suspect is in China, FBI says
Two siblings have been identified as defendants after an IED was placed at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida.
ABCNEWS - 2 charged in connection with alleged explosive device at MacDill Air Force Base: FBI
An alleged improvised explosive device was found near the visitors center at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida last week.
JUSTTHENEWS (Natalia Mittelstadt) - Brother, sister indicted in alleged IED plot at MacDill Air Force Base: FBI
"Today’s indictments are the result of tremendous investigative work from our FBI teams and great coordination from our state, local, and federal partners across the board," FBI Director Kash Patel said
ABCNEWS - Man charged with making threatening calls to a Florida Air Force base
A Florida man has been charged with making threatening phone calls to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa two days after a suspicious package was found outside a gate, though investigators haven’t accused the caller of planting any devices
ABCNEWS - FBI investigates video taking responsibility for possible explosive device at AF base
The FBI is investigating a video claiming responsibility for a possible explosive device left at MacDill Air Force Base, according to law enforcement sources.