Yes, Iran has sleeper cells in the United States

After successful strikes targeting Iran’s nuclear sites, President Donald Trump and his administration helped broker a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. The Islamic Republic wants intercontinental ballistic missiles, making it possible for the regime to menace the United States, Europe, and others with a nuclear attack. But another threat remains, and it’s already on American soil: Tehran’s sleeper cells.

Over the years, there has been some doubt, often in legacy media outlets, about the scope and scale of the regime’s efforts to place assets in the United States. There shouldn’t be.