Bahji Sleepers
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The Bahji Sleepers are the specific domestic group under surveillance whose sudden disappearance triggers Threat Condition Bravo and the operational urgency; they convert an abstract geopolitical threat into a tangible domestic crisis.
Through Leo's briefing about their disappearance; they are not present but their status drives the escalation.
A latent domestic threat that forces federal agencies to act and constrains the White House's options.
Their disappearance exposes surveillance shortcomings and prompts interagency mobilization, affecting policy and law-enforcement priorities.
Operates in tight cells; their sudden disappearance suggests internal coordination or external extraction.
The Bahji Sleepers (the five monitored suspects) are the immediate operational focal point — their overnight vanishing converts a controlled surveillance problem into an active national security emergency demanding a manhunt.
Referenced by Leo and treated as the immediate catalyst for raising Threat Con Bravo.
Although small in number, their potential for violence grants them outsized influence on policy and security posture.
Their disappearance provokes an administrative pivot from political management to mobilized security response.
Unknown internal state — disappearance suggests cohesion or successful exfiltration.
The Bahji organization manifests in this event as the missing five sleepers whose disappearance and increased chatter trigger the emergency posture; they function as the proximate antagonistic force shaping the White House's immediate actions.
Represented through Leo's intelligence briefing and the behavioral signal of their disappearance rather than direct communication.
Operate as an unseen adversary whose stealth undermines surveillance, forcing governmental agencies to respond reactively.
Their disappearance compresses decision-making and forces the White House to balance secrecy, public trust, and kinetic options — revealing vulnerabilities in domestic surveillance and response.
Not applicable directly within the administration, but their behavior exposes interagency pressures and the need for rapid coordination across intelligence and law enforcement.
The Bahji organization is the named adversary whose five disappearances trigger the security alert; their sudden absence recalibrates White House priorities and provides Danny the bargaining chip he wants.
Mentioned by Leo as the missing cell; they act as the proximate cause for raising Threat Condition Bravo and for the administration's attempt to delay publication.
They are the external threat applying pressure on the administration, forcing reactive measures and constricting political options.
Their vanishing underscores how non-state actors can shape national policy and media decisions, amplifying the moral complexity of covert state actions.
Not detailed in-scene; implied operational discipline and clandestine movement that frustrate intelligence tracking.
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