Sentence examples for to infiltrate groups from inspiring English sources

Intelligence agencies could be directed to infiltrate groups suspected of aiding terrorists.

Among the guidelines is a ban on using undercover agents to infiltrate groups unless the activity is approved by the panel, known as the Handschu Authority.

He took part in almost every major environmental protest in the UK from 2003, and also managed to infiltrate groups of anti-racists, anarchists and animal rights protesters.

The present tense is appropriate because there is no reason to believe this kind of police activity, begun in 1968 when Scotland Yard started to infiltrate groups opposed to the Vietnam war, has stopped.

"He apologised to me, but in the course of the conversation that we then had he talked to me about how when he had been sent in to infiltrate groups in north London it was to look out for what they call extremists," she said.

But videos filmed by Project Veritas, which sought to infiltrate groups planning to disrupt Trump's inauguration, have been used to secure at least one other conviction in a separate inauguration-related case.

"Their propaganda team is getting larger and more sophisticated," said Katz, who has long sought to infiltrate radical Islamic groups.

The sting operation, similar to past undercover efforts in Newark, San Diego and Houston involving black-market missile and weapons sales, reflected the Justice Department's increasingly aggressive attempts to identify and infiltrate groups that it suspects may offer support to terrorists.

The warrant also disclosed that the city police, who had been under court order not to infiltrate protest groups, used state troopers as infiltrators.

During the late 1990s, a private security firm spied on Greenpeace and other environmental groups, examining activists' phone records and even sending undercover agents to infiltrate the groups, according to an article in Mother Jones.

According to police, his fake identity was more rudimentary than the undercover officers who were later deployed to infiltrate political groups – "he grew a beard and simply 'turned up'" at the meetings of the groups.