 Story highlights The report warned that ISIS has access to passport printing machines and blank passport books 
 
 ICE issued the warning in recent weeks to U.S. law enforcement 
 
 Washington (CNN) A new intelligence report shared with law enforcement warns of ISIS' ability to create passports utilizing seized Syrian government assets, according to a law enforcement official with direct knowledge of the intelligence report's contents. (abcn.ws/1IKPl5I) 
 
 "Since more than 17 months [have] passed since Raqqa and Deir ez-Zour fell to ISIS, it is possible that individuals from Syria with passports 'issued' in these ISIS-controlled cities or who had passport blanks, may have traveled to the U.S.," ABC News quoted the report as saying. FBI Director James Comey told a Senate committee hearing on Wednesday: "The intelligence community is concerned that they [Islamic State] have the ability, the capability to manufacture fraudulent passports, which is a concern in any setting." Former Department of Homeland Security intelligence official and ABC News consultant John Cohen said, “If ISIS has been able to acquire legitimate passports or machines that create legitimate passports, this would represent a major security risk in the United States.” 
 
 Fake Syrian passports have already been discovered in Europe, most notably two used by suicide bombers in the horrific terrorist attack on Paris last month.
– US intelligence has determined that ISIS likely has the ability to produce fake Syrian passports, reports ABC News. The network cites a 17-page Homeland Security Investigations Intelligence Report that states ISIS probably has at its disposal both a passport-printing machine and blank passport books; there's some additional fear that ISIS isn't being blocked from government buildings that house Syrian identification records that could be put to nefarious use, reports CNN. Reuters spoke with a rep for US Immigration and Customs Enforcement who confirmed the report's existence. This alleged ability is apparently not a new one, per the report, as ISIS seized Deir ez-Zour, which is home to a passport office, last summer. "Since more than 17 months [have] passed since Raqqa and Deir ez-Zour fell to ISIS, it is possible that individuals from Syria with passports ‘issued’ in these ISIS controlled cities or who had passport blanks, may have traveled to the US," per the report. The information was labeled as coming from a source who was assigned a "moderate confidence" rating, the second-highest level available. That source added that "fake Syrian passports are so prevalent in Syria that Syrians do not even view possessing them as illegal"; they reportedly cost as little as $200. (Stolen passports are turning up, too.)