ABL calls out the Islamists after 11 kids are found in a desert shack training to be jihadis.

Two men who authorities said are extremist Muslims have been arrested in rural New Mexico, accused of taking at least one child without consent and training another to attack schools from their makeshift compound. The men faced a brief court hearing Wednesday following their arrest Friday by the Taos County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities say the two men were living with three women and 11 starving kids in the ramshackle compound near Amalia, about four hours south of Denver, Colorado. The three women are charged with child abuse. One of the men, Siraj Wahhaj, 42, was arrested on warrant from Georgia. The other, Lucas Morton, was arrested on suspicion of harboring a fugitive. Apparently, the body of Wahhaj’s son, 3, was found buried on the property, according to authorities. The boy disappeared from his Georgia home last year. The sheriff’s office said Siraj Wahhaj was armed with an AR-15 rifle, four pistols and extra ammunition when he was “taken down” by the SWAT team. Police accuse Wahhaj of taking his son and fleeing across state lines.

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