JUST IN: A Bronx man has been arrested at John F. Kennedy International Airport on terror-related charges, a law enforcement official tells ABC News.
According to the source, the man, who was not immediately identified, wanted to join the Taliban in Afghanistan and was boarding a flight to Pakistan when he was
arrested.The source said the man did not represent a threat to the homeland, but was arrested based on his intention to travel in pursuit of joining the ranks of the Taliban.
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