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infiltrator

noun as in intruder

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She details evidence gained through wiretaps, police infiltrators and witnesses – some of which her office has made public.

From BBC

During the campaign this year, he called Muslims, who make up 14 percent of the population, “infiltrators.”

But as the campaign progressed, he increasingly resorted to anti-Muslim rhetoric, calling them “infiltrators” and making references to a Hindu nationalist claim that Muslims were overtaking the Hindu population by having more children.

In April, Mr Modi himself was accused of Islamophobia after claiming in rallies that the opposition would distribute people's wealth to "infiltrators" if they won power, in remarks referring to Muslims.

From BBC

At recent campaign rallies, Modi has said Muslims are “infiltrators” and that they “have too many children.”

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