FBI Takes Down Two Refugees In Texas And California For Doing THIS For ISIS The FBI cracked down on two refugees from California and Texas. Two men born in Iraq who came to the U.S. as refugees had court dates in California and Texas Friday on terror-related charges, as investigators say one of the men wrote that he wanted to travel to Syria because he was eager to see blood. The judge in Texas ordered 24-year-old Omar Faraj Saeed Al Hardan to be held without bond as he faces charges of trying to provide support to the Islamic State group. He was the 80th person charged under federal law in an ISIS-related case since April 2013, and the first in 2016. A criminal complaint unsealed Thursday accused 23-year-old Aws Mohammed Younis Al-Jayab, of Sacramento, Calif., of traveling to Syria to fight alongside terrorist organizations and lying to government investigators about it. He appeared in court Friday afternoon. In addition to writing that he was eager to see blood, Al-Jayab also claimed that he wanted to learn long range shooting, and that God has facilitated his travels, court documents show. The documents did not indicate whether the two cases were connected. However, the affidavit says Al-Jayab communicated with an unnamed individual living in Texas in April 2013 to see if he could receive training in various weapons. Fox News What should the sentence be for these two terrorists? 