No bail for Iraqi refugee suspected in Ariz. terror plot PHOENIX, Dec. 6 (UPI) -- An Iraqi refugee accused of trying to blow up a federal building in Casa Grande, Ariz., has been ordered held without bail. A judge decided Wednesday Abdullatif Aldosary, 47, is a danger and a flight risk, ordering he remain in custody pending another court hearing Tuesday, KNXV-TV, Phoenix, reported. Authorities allege Aldosary set off an explosive device Friday that caused damage near a back door to the Social Security Administration building. A subsequent search of his home in Coolidge allegedly turned up hundreds of rounds of ammunition and gallons of chemicals that could be used to make bombs, along with bomb-making instructions, federal agents said. U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., has an office near the Social Security Administration building, "Instead of trying to integrate and be a productive citizen here, he is trying to destroy a building potentially harming and taking the lives of citizens in this country," Gosar told KNXV-TV Wednesday by phone.