Oh it absolutely will create more &quot;converts to terrorism&quot;. Just look at the results of the mass incarcerations post invasion of Iraq. You put thousands of people in detention centers and prison camps and you give them an unprecedented opportunity to recruit and plan. These camps were the birthplace of the Islamic State. Arrests for anything related to terrorism ruin the life of the accused and put them in close proximity to other &quot;terrorists&quot;. Of course all this activity makes Jihad appear all the more justified. Imagine being innocent or guilty of a victimless crime and getting this sort of royal treatment. You can really see how an otherwise mild-mannered person might have a change of heart.<p>Unfortunately LE agencies across the U.S. are engaged in a perpetual struggle to justify their existence, particularly anything to do with narcotics or terrorism. We&#x27;ve seen plenty of cases where informants fund, encourage, and supply vulnerable people (often of questionable mental states) with anything from drugs, weapons, to explosives. I don&#x27;t really see what can be done to remedy this when agencies have a magic word to become unbound by the Constitution and get access to seemingly unlimited quantities of fiat money.