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A Canadian ISIS fanatic has revealed the secret plot to smuggle jihadis into the U.S. from Mexico and unleash carnage.

The chilling confession was revealed by the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism (ICSVE) and published in Homeland Security Today.

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ISIS fighter Abu Henricki — a dual Canadian-Trinidadian citizen — revealed last month he was sought out by the death cult’s leadership.

The terrorists wanted their chosen killers to take a route through Central America, using English speakers and other Westerners to cross into the U.S.

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Financial institutions were the primary targets, according to Fox News.

“ISIS has organized plots in Europe with returnees so it seems entirely plausible that they wanted to send guys out to attack. The issue that makes a North American attack harder is the travel is more difficult from Syria,” Anne Speckhard, who co-conducted the study as the director of ICSVE and Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown University, told Fox News.