A Southern California man convicted of trying to become a fighter for the Islamic State terrorist group was sentenced Monday to 30 years prison.
U.S. District Judge David O. Carter gave the sentence Monday to 25-year-old Nader Elhuzayel of Anaheim.
Carter noted that Elhuzayel has shown no regret for his actions and that his repeated mention of martyrdom in the past makes him “especially dangerous.”
“There’s no remorse, no repudiation of ISIL, only death and destruction,” Carter said.
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